
Here’s a link to my Food for Thought presentation on Instant Messaging:
Facebook Folds In Face Of Massive Litigation, Bans Project Playlist
December 23, 2008Does the RIAA even want people to listen to music? Seriously? How stupid is this?
Facebook Folds In Face Of Massive Litigation, Bans Project Playlist
A filesharing suicide note from the music industry
July 31, 2008Cory Doctorow: The deal between ISPs and the record companies will drive music-swapping underground and erode their profits still further.
Presentation – Libraries, RSS and Web 2.0
July 29, 2008Presentation to the Rochester Regional Library Council’s “Summer School” program:
You can get sued for watching YouTube
July 3, 2008Yes, that’s right. If you’ve ever watched a Comedy Central or Cartoon Network video on YouTube, Viacom can now sue you. A judge gave them access to your ip address. Utter bullshit. It was bad enough Viacom pulled the clips (which were free advertisements for their shows) from YouTube in what has to be one of the stupiest moves ever (right up there with the RIAA and MPAA suing their own customers and the decisions of most colleges and ISPs to bend over for them). They’re coming for radio stations and soon it will be libraries and fair use.
Techdirt: MPAA Explains Why Proof Shouldn’t Be Necessary In Copyright Infringement Cases
June 23, 2008Techdirt: MPAA Explains Why Proof Shouldn’t Be Necessary In Copyright Infringement Cases
So if I leave a book on my front step, I guess I’m guilty of copyright infringement. I hope there is a special level of hell for the RIAA and MPAA. Leave people alone – leave college students alone. Stop fighting a losing battle and develop new models for promotion and distribution.
Connect NY Presentation
June 13, 2008A presentation on Libraries, Web 2.0 and next generation OPACS.
Does She Look Like a Music Pirate?
April 26, 2008Does She Look Like a Music Pirate?
Burn in hell, RIAA.
Piracy is Good
April 16, 2008
Remove the question mark, and welcome to the new world. When will content creators get this? When will the despicable RIAA stop extorting college students and other people without means to defend themselves? We need to rethink copyright.
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