From Slate: As part of [Monday’s] festivities, a site called InternetFreedomDay.net was launched. One of the several organizations behind the effort, Fight for the Future, tried to make a point about copyright law by posting a video that included footage of Martin Luther King Jr. delivering his iconic “I Have…
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YouTube has announced that it will introduce a Creative Commons license option and also provide remixing capabilities in its video editor. “You can now access an ever-expanding library of Creative Commons videos to edit and incorporate into your own projects. … You’ll also be able to mark any or all…
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared a new policy toward a more open state: ”He explained that what is classified as public information, will be fully accessible and available for processing. That which is created with public money is in the public domain, and therefore also those who want to…
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Blakely expounds on the free culture movement, using fashion design as an example, and debunks all the dogma behind intellectual property laws, which restrict ownership and provide for centralized control of financial transactions. The open source software movement, and now the open source wiki/blog movements, have thrived and produced far…
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