Sadly, though, as Der Spiegel reports today, it's unclear how the law actually defines the word "snippet"; the current assumption is that everything up to about 160 characters would still be okay.
Most museums can display only a fraction of their collections and the 200-word snippets of background information pinned to their walls leave both academics and the public wanting more.In this section Bidder beware Wha's like them?
Score: 5/5 Why you should listen: It's been five years since Ben Garrett's debut as Fryars, and here he adds strings, filmic spoken-word snippets and non sequitur lyrics to his usual synth-pop to create an expansive and experimental set.
This is a 445-page excerpt from a presumably much larger work, apparently consisting entirely of one-word snippets of speech borrowed from rednecks.
As she was writing what became Is it Evil, she had been calling the collection of word documents Creative Snippets and Observations.
The "ancillary copyright" bill now makes clear that search engines can publish "individual words or small snippets of text such as headlines" without incurring any costs.
Here, written in minuscule, exquisite print, are the raw materials of a future novel, set in 18th-century Holland: columns of mix-and-match Dutch first and last names, schematic diagrams of possible scenes, historical facts, interesting words, stray thoughts, snippets of dialogue.
