special mixture of rather open rules and faits accomplis, the many
copyprotected cds allready on the market. Most people like more to read
There is, to be precise, article 6 paragraph 2 subparagraph 2 or the eu
directive, which isnt a must but a may regulation, states may force
the industry to
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Re: nettime Multimedia Instead Of Law?
Heiko Recktenwald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Heiko Recktenwald [EMAIL
Thought this may be of interest to some of you.
Not very new news but I hadnt seen it.
H.
Et voila:
-Original Message-
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ITU To Propose Intl Cyberspace Treaty At Information Summit
279 words
14 November 2002
Nikkei Report
English
(c) 2002 Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc. All Rights
Well, it seems privacy is over.
Or do we not have to care since identity and what we wear are different?
Voila:
-- Forwarded message --
RFID tags: Big Brother in small packages
By Declan McCullagh
January 13, 2003, 6:26 AM PT
Could we be constantly tracked through
We had this topic:
From: GIC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Declaration of Lima, about Internationalization of Cyberspace
Group of Internationalization of Cyberspace
http://www.alfa-redi.org/GIC
Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey
Comunidad Alfa-Redi
Lima, 2/7/03
Subject: Declaration of Lima,
Sorry for typos, but this is allready the center of the problem:
There are important things, for men, and things, that arent importatnt at
all. Only machines need exactness, exactness is needed for a certain kind
of controlling and such controlling isnt important at all. It leads to
things like
Hi,
On Fri, 27 Jun 2003, . __ . wrote:
Sometimes one can find things on findlaw. I think that the attack against
Open Source must be dealt with in an exemplary way so that other companies
do not even dream of repeating this farce...
I am not completely convinced about this. First of all, why
Martin,
Anyway, Francis has suggested that Florian take up the maintenance of OC
Think it is the same in common law, but the first thing that comes to mind
from a continental point of view is that content is free anyway, topic
of copyright law is the form in which the content is presented.
The subject reminds me to my slogan: Save copyright, fight DRM.
Copyright nd DRM are two completely different things anyway. Copyright is
something human, a social something, DRM is technic. Copyright has
exeptions and an end, DRM not. DRM kills copyright as a social thing, DRM
is just tyranny.
Well, to correct myself, things are complicated ;-)
As much as I hate DRM, yesterday, I saw something in the german Bild
Zeitung, well, thats what many people read, an interesting piece of shit
or literature, something to read, food for the eyes, not really a
newspaper, something else, and they
better one yet,
best,
H.
Just saw Carls remarks, DRM is allways a topic
Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
Well, to correct myself, things are complicated ;-)
As much as I hate DRM, yesterday, I saw something in the german Bild
Zeitung, well, thats what many people read, an interesting piece
Hi,
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003, Randall M. Packer wrote:
Fear Incorporated
November 24, 2004
How can we win the war on terror? Isn't terror an indelible part of the
human condition? Does anyone really think it can be eliminated? The Bush
Maybe I shouldnt think about this from Europe, but as I
Vielen Dank.
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Felix Stalder wrote:
Apparently, the Commission believes there is nothing fundamentally wrong
with the idea, it only needs some better public relations. The first few
It was extremely interesting to see websites in Canada, that has not yet
implemented the
Well, expanding the topic:
Speaking about Microsoft lack of understanding of other culture than their
own, Apple seems to have some corporate culture as well. Yesterday I
took an Apple iPod leaflet in the Gravis shop and there on the last page,
I find the sentense: Raubkopien sind illegal!.
Hi,
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, geert quoted:
Some of that money will be spent on increased security, and although ICANN
is not setting itself up as a major funding source, it is planning to
develop a special fund for research into network security. We don't see
ourselves as a major funder of
How do you define commercial? This has become my favorite thing to ask
at CC events, and I have yet to receive a straight-forward reply.
Felix, why? Where are the problems?
Commercial is something like an action, that is carried out in a commercial
entity.
The animus lucri faciendi is
Mark,
At 16:28 10.01.2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Opinions can no longer be manipulated; people simply believe whatever the
believe in and they are likely to act on these beliefs.
And then they get informations or what?
I dont think the internet has allready changed a lot and medias are not
Hi,
broadcast flag, FCC, refridgerators and the community:
At 02:23 10.03.2005, Philip Galanter wrote:
So I hope it won't be too disappointing if I don't respond to your
second post in a point by point manner. It seems to me that most of
the concern there is really more about the MPAA and the
Where is the problem?
I think local languages are fine, there are millions of dying languages,
even the differences between people on the balkans are ok, civilisation,
that the STATE (or whatever chief) allows killing, butchering,
expulsions, is something COMPLETELY different.
H.
On Thu, 10 Mar
Apple has some client side DRM in their iPod supermegamusicstore, that
is neither DRM in the sense of WIPO and the DMCA etc, see
http://gurke.bootlab.org/~uzs106/bla/wipodmcaetc.pdf , nor effectiv.
But their strategy is different; they dont care about kids, who might
crack their system, they want
Sometimes, I think Linuxers can be braindead stupid arrogant in a very
special quasi religious way. Or in the way of doctors that sell dubios
essences on wild west markets in the movies. Open Source and post sale
marketing, isnt it great to have a community?
Sometimes, I think Linuxers can be
Well, braindead or not, maybe there should be a central bug system for
computer related system bugs (Wau Holland). There are many vendors, open
source or not, IANA etc cannot do it. RFCs etc are fine, but not
everything. It may not be perfect, but like in the case of the pope, the
attitude in the
create some special authority for such things? Chaos is nice, but
limited.
Some central random depository for problems that everybody can read
to improve his own judgements, something like that, maybe wiki, maybe
simple.
But general sensibility for the common thing is something else.
Ask
This is not about currencies, but, again, about copyright. Maybe pure
capitalism:
What sux most about Disney etc (pars pro toto), is that they identify
control and money. They claim damages, money, that nobody would have
spent. We shouldnt make the same mistake.
Control is ok, GNU etc, as far as
Hi,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: nettime French vote for a citizen's Europe
Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 20:53:06 +0200
...
We started a real debate on what we want Europe to really be, where the
sovereignty of the people finds true expression, able to withstand the
Wow, of what people
To start with a constitution without any european public, that is more
than a french or dutch (the germans were not even asked, why not, because
they cannot vote?..), was ridicule.
Maybe it was allready ridicule to start something that would need a
constitution with the EU, maybe there should
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
Dont understand you, John and Inke are more or less saying the same.
Ignore those Lessig etc phantasies and do what you want.
As far as you are an artist etc.
Copyright, I like it, is another level..
Linz is another country and a catalogue in a state run institution is
something else anyway.
H.
Alan Sondheim has a great google earth screenshot thing of the famous letters
somewhere on some hills in California. It is at mpegurl.blog.de , the beuys is
still missing, well what is a big vendors licence (BVL)?
And what is SMS of Mobile Multimedia? Do people really use their mobile phone
Ayhan,
Arlettes theory of the riots is not a global one, like Huntingtons
idiotic squaremeters per religion, it is not about two different
cultures like christianity and Islam, but about the relations of the
French state and the Muslims. The state dictated a certain dress code
some time ago,
http://movies2.nytimes.com/2006/06/02/movies/02tape.html?8dpc has an
exerpt, that reminds very much to a computergame, doom or whatever, and
the story of a former patriot, that does not want to return to Iraq, is
derb trivial, to say it in German. Is this trip really necessary? To
paraphrase
Well,
Felix Stalder wrote:
[1] http://nettime.freeflux.net, http://nettime-ann.freeflux.net/
PopoonDBException
Message: MDB2 Error: unknown error
Code:
userInfo:
[Last query: SELECT blogposts.post_uri,blogposts.id, blogposts.blog_id,
blogposts.post_title, blogposts.post_uri,
The idea of Sealand was to be a state of its own, to have an own
jurisdiction, own laws.
A data heaven implies own internet laws and when not even the servers
are in Sealand...
Nice case?
H.
syk0 wrote:
What is your axe to grind with these people?
An airconditioner failed and a generator
The interesting question today is how the industry can manage to act so
illegal as early Napster users, Google and books etc, not to mention
googles usenet archive. Who likes winmodems?
Californian ideology, Joe Sixpack and Bill Gates are the same..
H.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[by way of
Bla, bla, bla!!!
The world is laughing at America, not because you torture, have fun, but
because you started those wars.
Torture is the most boring detail.
H.
Paul D. Miller wrote:
This is a cross post of an mini essay by Naeem Mohaiemen.
read on!
Paul
State Of Exception, After The
Florian,
Florian Cramer wrote:
Kurt Schwitters was not sued for collaging the logo of German
Commerzbank into his Merz painting which in turn yielded his Merz
art. Neither did Andy Warhol receive injunctions for using Coca Cola's
and Campbell's trademarks. As long as these symbols remained
Danny Butt wrote:
why aren't they talking about women in Iraq or Afghanistan or North Korea.
Good idea, women in Afghanistan and money.
H.
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Hi, trying to figure out something on women, multiculturalism and
international relations, what international law can do. Women and
multiculturalism seems to be women against fundamentalism, not just in
western countries, the western modern lifestyle against an archaic
lifestyle. Honor
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/06/AR2007020601601.html
Voila, as a reading help:
Journalist's 169-Day Jail Stay Sets U.S. Record
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6 -- A freelance videographer, jailed for refusing
to turn over footage of a demonstration to federal
Jane,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Columbian born painter Fernando Botero exhibited works in California
that depict the Abu Ghriab prison and suspected abuse to prison
inmates. His works are bold and courageous, and depict the artist
disgust in US policy regarding prison inmates. I, like
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/23/AR2007032301753.html?nav=hcmodule
Et voila:
*Paris Embraces Plan to Become City of Bikes*
By John Ward Anderson
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, March 24, 2007; A10
PARIS, March 23 -- Paris is for lovers -- lovers of
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