December 04, 2005 - December 10, 2005 Archive
December 08, 2005
French March Toward Worse EUCD Laws Ever
Still difficult to make out the details of the French equivalent of the DMCA, but there do appear to be some really terrible ideas fighting to be included.
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Posted at 04:32 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Digital Rights Ireland Launches
Irish lawyers, academics and journalists join forces to publicize and defend civil liberties in a digital age.
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Misc.
Oh, You'll Pay. You Will Pay, my Friend.
European publishers claim that search engines' use of publicly available content will require them to pay the originators. Who will start the bidding for instant obscurity?
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Posted at 04:32 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Copyright
Musicians Against DRM
The lead singer of OK Go explains why he fought against DRM on his CDs.
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Posted at 04:32 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Court Checks the ID of Secret Air Travel Law
EFF founder John Gilmore gets another day in court in his fight to travel across the US without being required to show ID.
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Posted at 04:32 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Privacy
December 05, 2005
Denver Rally for Bus Protestor
Davis, who was charged for not showing ID on a public bus, is being arraigned on Friday 9th: there'll be a rally outside the Denver U.S. Courthouse in support.
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Posted at 05:50 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Fair Use, Fairwell?
The Free Expression Policy Project takes a look at the threats to fair use.
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Posted at 05:50 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Copyright
China has Their Number
Chinese mobile phone owners will have to register their phone with the authorities, citing "illegal text messaging practices." Oh yes, and "improper political commentary."
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Posted at 05:50 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Surveillance
