This article is relevant I think to the discussion on intellectual property.
THE CAPITALIST MUSIC INDUSTRY IS
OBSOLETE: WHAT CAN TAKE ITS PLACE?
A music industry that prices music out of the reach of tens of millions
of people, intentionally keeps most music off the radio, and censors
To: Opponents of a general solution to the Global Problematic on several mail
lists.
Good day, Folks,
I hope that someone will suggest a "no fault" explanation of the pattern of
repeated copies I have received since I posted "Paine's AGRARIAN JUSTICE on
the Internet" to my copy list.
GANGSTER CAPITALISM
Letter to the Editor
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE November 29, 1999
San Francisco, California
Dear Editor:
One reason that you have an interesting paper is because of your section
Notes from here and there by Lewis Dolinsky. I feel that one statement
in his Nov.
I received this privately, and am skeptical. Anyone else hear about it?
I'll do a search for the alleged legal firm report back.
Steve
Please read the following carefully if you intend to stay on-line and
continue using email:
The last few months have revealed an alarming trend in
This is one of those urban legends that goes back and forth on the net
without any evident substance.
MG
-Original Message-
From: Steve Kurtz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 2:27 PM
To: futurework
Subject: e-mail surcharge by US Postal Svce??
I received
Greetings,
There is a long history of personal property acquisition by governing
bodies for various reasons. The notion of "Eminent Domain" is written in
laws in the US; I'm not familiar with other countries. Of course the
criteria for the grab can vary from road building to reservoir
John Courtneidge wrote:
Ä Firstly, all knowledge pre-exists our discovery of it, and, so, any
^
individual or group claim upon it, is theft from the commonweal.
(Issac Newton, for example, didn't invent gravity nor the various
Brad McCormick wrote:
No doubt it is true that genetic engineering -- especially
under conditions of late-capitalism, will create
many not just problems, but straightforward
injury and harm. But I fail to see where
the pre- diagnosed/manipulated genes that cause
hemophilia, various
Michael Gurstein wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Podobnik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WORLD SYSTEMS NETWORK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 28, 1999 12:17 PM
Subject: NYT on the Future
You may find this editorial from the New York Times interesting.
It addresses
Christoph Reuss wrote:
Brad McCormick wrote:
No doubt it is true that genetic engineering -- especially
under conditions of late-capitalism, will create
many not just problems, but straightforward
injury and harm. But I fail to see where
the pre- diagnosed/manipulated genes that
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