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Une question de droits

[english] Just like any other job, being a librarian can sometimes be incredibly boring.Happily enough sometimes something surprising happens to drag you out of this torpor, such as an interesting con… la suite →

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Unravelling the Canadian Copyright Policy Laundering Strategy - Michael Geist

Claude LaFrenière wrote 5 months ago: via michaelgeist.ca « The Conference Board of Canada plagiarism and undue influence story – wh … more →

Mots-clefs : Politique, Internet, Article recommandé climenole ™, P2P, Canada, Copyright, Pressure Groups, Lobbying, self-citation

Une question de droits — 1 comment

Tom wrote 2 years ago: [english] Just like any other job, being a librarian can sometimes be incredibly boring.Happily enou … more →

Mots-clefs : Pensif ?, propriete intellectuelle, English, French, Piratage, Piracy

Anti-DRM Patent

enkerli wrote 2 years ago: It might not work as a way to stop the spread of the DRM disease (“Digital Rights Management … more →

Mots-clefs : Open-Source, Digital life, DRM, open access, Red Hat Linux

World Intellectual Property Exploitation Organization Ultimately Threatened (WIPEOUT) — 1 comment

enkerli wrote 3 years ago: I do hope they realize it. The infamous, and famously exploitative, lobby group for “intellect … more →

Mots-clefs : ramblings, Music, Art, Innovation, Rant, Creativity, WIPO, Adaptation, Freedom

Microsoft Disinforms on Open-Source and Free-Software

enkerli wrote 3 years ago: Can Windows and Linux Learn to Play Nice?: A commercial company has to build intellectual property, … more →

Mots-clefs : Open-Source, Content, Microsoft, Free Software, Productivity, Digital life, Advocacy, WIPO, product and process

Not Another Teen Novel?

enkerli wrote 3 years ago: McCafferty's two novels, which also deal with teenage anguish and inadequacies How unique! … more →

Mots-clefs : Innovation, writing, Literature, Popular Culture, Commodities, hype, Mindshare, Teenagers, New York Times


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