On 04.11.10, in Myows Buzz, tech
Here’s something to help you get started with the 4 STEP API CHALLENGE and bring you closer to tapping on your own iPad or spending 1000$ on whatever you desire.
Nettuts*, the most awesome online programming resource, published an extensive tutorial on how to create a Myows App.
On 12.20.09, in General
Today I will demonstrate how quick and painless it is to use Myows to protect the copyright on a design.
For the 1 minute demonstration, I’m using a flyer I designed today, but it could as well be a logo, picture, or any kind of file.
The simple act of uploading my design guarantees that I have irrefutable proof of my date of possession in case an unscrupulous designer copies my work, then claims it as his own.
I could also upload sketches and source files as supporting documents, but that will be for another video!
On 11.12.09, in Myows Buzz
Jonathan Bailey runs the popular blog Plagiarismtoday, where he discusses copyright matters and how to deal with infringement. His dedication to fighting online theft has always inspired the myows team.
When we announced 3 days ago that myows was live and in beta, he immediately signed up to see for himself what we offer.
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