Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Thankyou for that detail. I'll study it and ensure I can use it as my own response to similar such questions I get at work. Regards, Leigh On 20 Jun 2017 18:47, "Liam Wyatt" wrote: > Hi Leigh, > > Here is our campaign website's specific page about education >

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Hi Leigh, Here is our campaign website's specific page about education https://www.faircopyright.org.au/education/ And this is the specific Fair Use myth busting content on the official copyright advisory website for Australian schools and TAFEs "smartcopying":

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Hi Liam, thanks for the detailed report. I have a question relating to the counter arguments you cite. Might this lobby find better examples in the education and research space? Currently, Australian schools and universities pay royalties for works copied through Copyright Agency Limited (CAL),

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Hi Aussiepedians again, also crossposting to the Public Policy group, TL;DR summary: Australia Fair Use campaign on Wikipedia will stop on Monday; Australians encouraged to send a letter to their MP (and bring our total over 10,000) here: https://www.faircopyright.org.au/take-action/#emailform

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Hi everyone, The ADA, EFA and some Aussie Wikipedians are doing an AMA on Reddit to discuss this campaign - starting in just a few minutes! You can find us here - https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/6ct2w0/we_are_from_wikipedia_the_ada_and_efa_australians/ Regards, Charles On Mon,

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Thanks Liam both for the update and the work you have put into this On 22 May 2017 at 07:39, Liam Wyatt wrote: > Dear Aussiepedians, > > As some of you may have seen by now - the banner campaign is now LIVE and > kicking. > > Peter Martin, wrote an excellent article for

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Dear Aussiepedians, As some of you may have seen by now - the banner campaign is now LIVE and kicking. Peter Martin, wrote an excellent article for SMH/Age/Canberra Times, and it is doing REALLY well on social media (apparently "Fair Use" is trending on twitter in australia):

Re: [Wikimediaau-l] Fair Use Campaign: Technical Update

Thank you for this update Seddon, (I've cc'd Jessica & Trish from the Australian Digital Alliance, and Jon from Electronic Frontiers Australia - who are helping to coordinate this. Those of you who were at the Melbourne meetup with Katherine this week will have met Jon there). Things are moving