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Thomas Hoeren on EUCD, Anti-circumvention and Lessig as Graham
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posted by mpawlo
on Friday September 10, @04:56AM
from the interesting-people dept.
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Is the DRM debate about religion rather than facts? Is Lessig a religous leader rather than a researcher? And why are Europeans so non-visible in the international copyright debate? Greplaw has picked Prof. Dr. Thomas Hoeren's brain.
Please be advised that Greplaw doesn't sponsor nor necessarily agrees with any views expressed by its interviewees. If you feel like contesting the views expressed herein, please use the comments function.
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Blog Torrent and Participatory Culture
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posted by scubacuda
on Thursday August 26, @01:23AM
from the superseeding-threats-to-free-culture dept.
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In this GrepLaw interview, Downhill
Battle's Nicholas Reville describes the success (and takedown) of SP2Torrent.com,
alternative ways to buy music, what indie musicians think about filesharing,
and real ways to counter threats to creativity and an open culture. Those excited
about the possibilities of Bittorrent
will especially appreciate Downhill Battle's Blog
Torrent, an easy-to-install program that will dramatically simplify the
creation, posting, and seeding of new torrents.
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John Gilmore on inflight activism, spam and sarongs
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posted by mpawlo
on Wednesday August 18, @09:08AM
from the interesting-people dept.
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Hero or troll? Opinions differ. Freedom fighter or eccentric? Both, if you bother to ask him. Sarong or turban? Both, anytime! Greplaw has picked John Gilmore's brain.
Gilmore filed his final answer by email at 4.50 AM. Gilmore has also added some bonus questions of his own to this Greplaw editor's pleasure. We are impressed. The so called bonus material is edited in along the text and not specifically highlighted. Most (but not all!) of the less pleasant questions are Greplaw's, though...
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Interview with Katie Jones of (the Real) Katie.com
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posted by scubacuda
on Friday August 06, @01:13AM
from the racketeering.com? dept.
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Spaf on Legislating Technology, Congressional Testimonies, and Info Security
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Joel Reidenberg on Hack Toolz, Lex Informatica, and Affirming Non-US Democratic Values
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posted by scubacuda
on Tuesday March 23, @02:25PM
from the why-geo-boundaries-do-matter dept.
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Jessica Litman on Redesign of Copyright
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posted by mpawlo
on Wednesday February 25, @02:14AM
from the interesting-people dept.
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What would copyright scholar Jessica Litman do, should she find a genie in a bottle and be able to redesign copyright law?
Find out in this exclusive Greplaw interview with the professor of Wayne State University. Also, we have picked Litman's brain on subjects as the CAN-Spam Act, Napster and the UDRP.
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Seth Finkelstein on Censorware, Copyright and Blogs
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posted by mpawlo
on Tuesday December 16, @03:28AM
from the interesting-people dept.
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Seth Finkelstein is Mr Anti-Censorware. The MIT graduate and EFF Pioneer has devoted his talents into unpaid anti-censorware research. For good and bad, as it turns out. Finkelstein has not only spent a great amount of hours fighting censorware, he has also done his best to fight the digital millennium copyright act. If that's not enough to get you started - learn why punditry in blogs is not democracy. Greplaw has picked Finkelstein's brain.
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Information Society Moves in on ICANN
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posted by mpawlo
on Monday December 15, @05:49AM
from the good-or-bad dept.
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The World Summit on the Information Society is held in two phases. The first phase of WSIS took place in Geneva last week. It addressed the broad range of themes concerning the Information Society and adopted a Declaration of Principles and Plan of Action. The second phase will take place in Tunis hosted by the Government of Tunisia, from 16 to 18 November 2005. The WSIS raises one important question - that of ICANN's role.
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Jim Griffin on the Future of Music
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posted by mpawlo
on Friday November 28, @07:17AM
from the interesting-people dept.
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Jim Griffin is one of the leading thinkers when it comes to the future of digital music. Griffin once held a key position at Geffen after which he started his own company with Cherry
Lane's Milt Okun. Jim Griffin is also co-founder of the most important forum for debating the future of music, Pho. Greplaw has picked Jim Griffin's brain.
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