I'll be explaining the submarine effect of ACTA, the anti-copyright trade agreement, which contains three strikes 'provisions in leaked drafts, and which would be adopted by all participating countries in a manner that would have the effect of law. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Their mantra is the same oversimplified canard spouted endlessly by the anti-copyright crowd: "Information wants to be free." ❋ Rick Carnes (2010)
I know you have a lot of anti-copyright lawyers and free-culture advocacy groups telling you that you can prevail in this case, but these folks have their own agenda. ❋ Rick Carnes (2010)
Everyone, that is, except the public interest groups that are concerned about 'free speech' only as it relates to their anti-copyright agenda. ❋ Rick Carnes (2010)
The logical result of the collectivist anti-copyright theories is for the economics of intellectual property creation and invention to get less equitable and egalitarian. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The organization that I helped found, Creative Commons, is named by Helprin as the leading anti-copyright organization. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It is instead because none of us are anti-copyright. ❋ Unknown (2009)
To hear Helprin tell it, there is an extraordinarily powerful anti-property, anti-copyright movement (or "anti-copyrightists" (160)) sweeping across the Internet, and bleeding into real space as well. ❋ Unknown (2009)
But to say that someone is "anti-copyright" because they argue for a more "limited" term is as fallacious as arguing that someone is in favor of a perpetual term merely because he argues the term should be longer. ❋ Unknown (2009)
So many people premise their arguments on this utterly spurious concept -- people arguing on ALL sides of the debate although I have my doubts about the veracity of "anti-copyright" folks who ascribe to it -- that frankly I shouldn't be surprised that people aren't able to grasp what the "other side" is saying. ❋ Steven Barnes (2009)
I'm clarifying this since I seem to be getting lumped in with an anti-copyright position by virtue of the fact that most people take a pro-or-anti side v. copyright and you've read my posts that way. ❋ Steven Barnes (2009)
Coming from a subculture where the anti-copyright idea was part of the ethos, I felt it should apply to the Internet. ❋ Anxious Black Woman (2008)
I need to put that anti-copyright notice on my blog actually... ❋ Elizabeth McClung (2007)
The Pirate Bay was started by the Swedish anti-copyright organization Piratbyrån ’The Pirate Bureau’ in early 2004, but since October 2004 it has been a separate organization. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But isn't it funny how these anti-copyright free-everything law professor types are always railing about big corporations but at the same time they're so good at shaking those corporations down? ❋ Unknown (2007)