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Posts Tagged ‘ Intellectual Property ’

Anti ACTA and Digital Economy Act March

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A bunch of activists* are putting together the UK leg of what is said to be a global day of protest against ACTA, DEA, CDP/CISPA… basically the whole group of intellectual property supporting but freedom sapping legislative acts in America and the UK: Global day of action and PROTEST against ACTA and as a...
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Video: Intellectual Property: a dilemma for Libertarians

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Tom Burroughes

Tom Burroughes walks us through the libertarian, and some wider, arguments for and against the institution of Intellectual Property, including copyright, patents, trademarks design rights and secrets. For anyone without means to enjoy the video, Tom has provided the following summary: Libertarians place great importance on the institution of private property; private property is...
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Freedom and Piracy

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Some food for thought before the meeting on Thursday. After the non-aggression axiom, the right to own property has always been high on the list of fixations of those of a libertarian instinct. How property is defined, however, has been a matter of much debate, particularly with regard to “intellectual property”. On the one...
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Copyright does not exist as a vehicle for public figures prominent in ongoing public discourse over matters of public concern to suppress legitimate criticism and scrutiny of their positions.
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Protest ACTA in London Tomorrow

Just like the pre-internet economy the fabric of the internet is not owned by any single party. It is an emergment property of the actions and choice of many different people who hold individual rights separately. Such is how society works in general. So, it is not without a little thought that I post...
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ACTA rapporteur resigns over ‘masquerade’ – ORG

the Randian belief in intellectual property is based on a false premise – that such rights can exist and can be enforced other than at the point of a gun and with the connivance of the state. - Ken Ferguson
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The Patent War – NPR Podcast

Twentieth Anniversary of the World Wide Web – InfoQ



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