Fully expectedly, they sound quite displeased. The letter also
discovers the reason why those arrests happened suddenly after so
many years of those people being good workers and quiet neighbors:
the new Assistant US Attorney of Nevada formerly worked for the ICTY
involved with Srebrenica
Copyright, Copyleft and the Creative Anti-Commons
Anna Nimus (http://subsol.c3.hu/subsol_2/contributors0/nimustext.html)
A Genealogy of Authors' Property Rights
An interesting article, although I don't agree with its (implied) conclusions.
The author has not always existed. The image of
Apropos of Anna Nimus's text,
Felix Stalder wrote:
Which seems to leave as the conclusion that within capitalism the
structure of copyright, or IP more generally, doesn't really matter,
because it either supports directly fundamentally-flawed notions
of property (à la CC), or it does not prevent
Hi,
I guess the point is that if you are an author, who is willing to
accept money for a work that is offered by someone, who is willing to
pay for the work is counter-revolutionary. :))
If that was not true, then the author wouldn't have had any problem with
markets for cultural goods (aka
Felix Stalder wrote:
In this view, copyfights appear to articulate
a secondary contradiction within capitalism, which cannot solved as long
as the main contradition, that between labor and capital, is not
redressed.
Is that it?
Hello Felix, that is more or less it, yes, free culture is
[This is an edited conglomleration of lectures held in the autumn
of 2006, at Wizards of OS (Berlin) and at Art|Net|Work (Aarhus
university). Concepts are based on Piratbyran's (www.piratbyran
collaborative experiences from the copyfight, for example the ongoing
controversies after the raid
Delose
On the disaster of the future planet now
...If one person, sane to a degree, may be found willing and ready to
sacrifice his life and the life of others, for his beliefs in the now
and hereafter, the world is doomed.
...And yet it is a commonplace among us that the swarm of men and
A Free Software friend of mine Subramanya Sastry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
has created this superb tool (called NewsRack) that allows you to
electronically track news published on certain subjects (of your
choice). You can set up the keywords, and it will keep track of the
news. Check up how it works for
dear nettime,
This essay was written for the new issue of Open (#11), cahier about
art and the public domain - Hybrid Space. The essay introduces the
overall theme of the issue, and suggests some strategic
considerations on the use of hybrid space.
More information on the issue can be
