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Revision as of 10:27, 5 November 2015
Topics
intellectual property, copyright, copyleft, public domain, open access, creative commons, free culture, licensing, digital rights management (DRM), digital rights, culture flat-rate, software patents, Pirate Party, ACTA, SOPA, PROTECT IP Act, etc.
Activists, initiatives, events
No pages meet these criteria.
Literature
- Mikael Pawlo, "What’s the meaning of “non-commercial”"?, 2004.
- Dmytri Kleiner, "The Creative Anti-Commons and the Poverty of Networks", 2006.
- Florian Cramer, "Anti-Copyright in Artistic Subcultures", n.d. Filtered version.
- Florian Cramer, "The Creative Common Misunderstanding", 2006.
- Aaron Swartz, "Guerilla Open Access Manifesto", Jul 2008.
- "Guerilla Open-Access Manifest", n.d. (German)
- Lawrence Lessig, "Google Book Search Settlement: Static goods, dynamic bads", 2009. Audio. Talk given at the Berkman Center workshop "Alternative Approaches to Open Digital Libraries in the Shadow of the Google Book Search Settlement" held July 31, 2009.
- Rick Falkvinge, "Origins of the Pirate Party: Privacy, Sharing, Innovation", Falkvinge.net, 7 Nov 2011.
- Alexandra Elbakyan, Legal defence in Elsevier v. Sci-Hub, 15 Sep 2015. [1]
- "Diffuser librement la science, vital et pourtant illégal", 4 Nov 2015. (French)
- Publications on copyright at Monoskop Log
Resources
- Open Access Overview by Peter Suber.
See also
File sharing, FLOSS, Internet activism, Commons, Digital libraries, Privacy, Open design
