Am Freitag, 01. Juli 2005 um 18:53:51 Uhr (+0100) schrieb David M. Berry:
These licenses are written explicitly against the presuppositions and
caveats of the Creative Commons licenses which (un)consciously seek
to use culture as purely a resource. Instead these licenses are
This is a fascinating subject. A few comments, if this thread isn't cold yet:
The days of the paternalistic corporation are over in the U.S., but a handful of
companies still provide a pretty warm cocoon for their employees. These tend
to be
some of the bigger and more elite financial
Voila:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1519539,00.html
Bush administration to keep control of internet's central computers
Gary Younge in New York and agencies
Saturday July 2, 2005
The Guardian
The Bush administration has decided to retain control over the principal
computers
Frankfurt court ruled virtual sit-in on Lufthansa servers illegal
Hi Ricardo,
yesterday the Frankfurt court convicted Andreas-Thomas Vogel, domain-owner of
libertad.de. The court considered the virtual sit-in as 'extreme violence by
electronic pulses'. We have a fine of 900 euros and,
I blogged about something similar about a year ago, Are we too poor for
communism: http://douweosinga.com/blog/0407/2004Jul13_1. I now work for
Google, which arguably is both a big company and a dotcom survivor and it is
a case in point. Especially if you travel in between engineering offices -
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- June 2005 No. 53
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... A note on Alan Sondheim, take 2 (fading, exploding, fading)...
One of the more ambitious stuff going on in my shaky Cathedral at
http://www.vilt.net is the attempt to formulate answers to analyses like
the one from Alan Sondheim below (see
http://www.anu.edu.au/english/internet_txt/net4.txt
