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Reforming coyright so it makes at least a tiny bit of sense
Posted on:: February 16th, 2010
Public Knowledge is proposing copyright reform for the connected age. I’m heading for a plane (Oklahoma Research Symposium) so I’ve only had time to skim it, but I at least like the areas it’s covering — more fair use, lower penalties, allowing legal circumvention of copyright protections, etc. Plus, I’m a fan of Public Knowledge, Gig Sohn, and many others connected to this project. Previous: « Ethan Zuckerman hides it in plain sight || Next: Yochai Benkler on broadband strategy » 6 Responses to “Reforming coyright so it makes at least a tiny bit of sense”Leave a Reply | |||
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Yup, slavery reform for the industrial age:
More rest and better nutrition.
Less harsh punishments – no cat-o-nine.
Allowing legal manumission of slave status, etc.
Cotton farmers have been giving slavery a bad reputation, and it’s high time it was reformed and regulated to be more humane.
What fan of human labour could ask for more?
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