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The Right To Bear Arms: An Open Letter « interweb freedom

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Formerly Stop Usage Based Billing). Interweb freedom Supports Electronic Frontier Foundation. Join the Blue Ribbon Online Free Speech Campaign! 2 August, 2013:. Why Suspicionless Surveillance Matters. 27 June, 2013:. Citizen Journalism: Sharing What Happened In Texas. 27 April, 2013:. CISPA is still BAD. 29 March, 2013:. The First Honest Cable Company. 27 February, 2013:. 14 December, 2012:. The Right To Bear Arms: An Open Letter. 2 December, 2012:. Tell Vic Everything: Stop The ITU Internet Coup. 1 What...

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Why ND Is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient To Prevent Misrepresentation | Rob Myers

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Darr; Skip to Main Content. Self-defined artist, writer and hacker – MakeTank. Why ND Is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient To Prevent Misrepresentation. February 21, 2010. How ND Fails To Protect Against Misrepresentation. Fair use (but not fair dealing) may also cover use of the work that is parodic, satirical or transformative. These are some of the strongest and clearest examples of freedom of speech but also potentially some of the most disrespectful and offensive derivatives of the original work.

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Freeconomics Part I – or who is paying for your Free lunch? - broadstuff

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Freeconomics Part I or who is paying for your Free lunch? Thursday, May 29. 2008. Freeconomics Part I or who is paying for your Free lunch? There have been a number of recent discussions spanning free music, blog aggregation models. A minute’s sober reflection makes you realize that this is impossible if the service is free to user, but not free to produce, then it must be being paid for in some other way. So why the belief that this can all be free, forever? But that is not the whole story, there is alm...

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Stand up diggers all: October 2010

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Stand up diggers all. Small steps on a green road. Saturday, 23 October 2010. Kinsella: Intellectual property hampers capitalism. Wednesday, 20 October 2010. So it's strange to hear that English Heritage are stomping their way round online photo image libraries. To tell them that. All commercial interest to sell images (of Stonehenge) must be directed to English Heritage.". Sunday, 17 October 2010. Patents enslave my creativity. Sunday, 3 October 2010. Seven or point seven? So what is different? The FRA ...

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The Insanity Of Music Licensing: In One Single Graphic | Techdirt

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Freakonomics Flips The Window: Releasing Movie. It's Official: People In Power Act As If They. Mon, Aug 16th 2010 8:57am. The history of music licensing is a messy one, but the short version is that every time some new technology or technological shift has come along in the past century, someone in the industry has. The Insanity Of Music Licensing: In One Single Graphic. If someone bought the file, do they still need to pay for a performance right? And that's just a few of the very initial questions.

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Viacom Gets To Find Out What YouTube Videos You Watched | Techdirt

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Has Broadband Growth Stalled In The US? US Gov't: Do Not Carry Your Social Security. Thu, Jul 3rd 2008 9:48am. In the ongoing trainwreck that is Viacom's misguided lawsuit against YouTube (the one they would be better off losing) a judge has come out with a ruling on evidence that Google has to hand over. Viacom Gets To Find Out What YouTube Videos You Watched. In the ongoing trainwreck that is Viacom's misguided lawsuit. Against YouTube (the one they would be better off. Need to hand over log files.

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The Surprising History of Copyright and The Promise of a Post-Copyright World | QuestionCopyright.org

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Skip to main content. Help a musician — copy a song! See also other available formats. For the English, such as EPUB, Daisy, PDF, etc.). The reward for these efforts can be seen in the public's reaction to the file-sharing lawsuits. While most people agree that this time the industry went too far, the error is mainly treated as one of degree as if the record companies had a valid point, but had merely resorted to excessive force in making it. Books without protection from competition, and furthermore tha...

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Stand up diggers all: Charity begins at the tax office

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Stand up diggers all. Small steps on a green road. Sunday, 21 July 2013. Charity begins at the tax office. In the Uk papers today there's a report that compares the charitable giving habits of people of different religions. Moslems come out top with a bit over 300 pounds a year and atheists come out 'meanest' with only £100 a year. Thumbs up for the believers you could say. but what it desn't say is what do we mean by charity - what's included? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Speak up for liberty.