In the scheme of things, few people have the interest (or is it patience?) to delve deeply into the concept of “intellectual property” (IP). I think that is why IP regulation is among the most under-considered issues in public political discourse today. It’s difficult, in the snap of a soundbite, to make an easily understood …
Tag Archives: copyright
Motivating Anti-IP Activism in Canada
29 October 2007
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Point of Disorganism
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Tagged acta, copyright, free culture, intellectual property, patent, wipo
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Diatribe on Digital Culture, Freedom, and Mistaken Fields of Invisible Stuff
Incredulous–that is the only word for the situation unfolding itself. From practically any news source on any given day, a person can find a story about people being prosecuted for their dealings with artefacts of our own shared culture. They are prosecuted through laws which are perverted by or erected by business entities. In every …
19 August 2002
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Point of Disorganism
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Tagged copyright, intellectual property
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Phy-d’eau — License of Intention for Liberty in Expression and Creativity
A license designed to promote a continuing culture of free thinking and creative expression. It addresses human expression, largely through art practices, and applies specifically to the works produced by such practices.
11 August 2002
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Information
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Tagged copyright, creative commons, intellectual property, lilec, p-lilec, public domain
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