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crossposted from Mimi & Eunice I’m re-posting this cartoon today because the US Department of Homeland Security seized more than 70 web sites over the weekend (while sites like arstechnica.com and techdirt were on vacation, and the mainstream media were devoted to stories about holiday shopping). Democrats: unless you stand up to stop … Continue reading Authoritarian update The Big Screen Project is a giant 30 ft. x 16.5 ft. HD screen located in a public plaza behind at 6th Avenue between 29th and 30th Street in New York City. They haven’t officially launched yet, but they have started screening films, including Sita Sings the Blues. Although they plan to screen … Continue reading Sita on the Big Screen – Free! Monday These aren’t dolls, or toys, or cushions – they’re SOFT SCULPTURES. Why? because regulatory capture means the cost of registrations, licenses, and fees to legally call it a doll are beyond anything we could possibly afford. ONLY 30 IN EXISTENCE! SIGNED AND NUMBERED. BUY ONE HERE FOR $50. These limited edition soft sculptures were hand-appliqued, beaded, … Continue reading Sita Limited Edition Signed Soft Sculptures I want to learn Synfig. If I succeed, I can then teach it to others. I bought a used tablet PC for this purpose, but I have never installed Linux, and am used to a Mac. If there are any Synfig users in New York who would be willing to help set up my … Continue reading Synfig help needed in New York Some numbers and slides from the Sita Distribution Report: Hour-long video here. Q. Who owns culture? Q. How do you make money? Q. How many people have seen Sita Sings the Blues? Continue reading Frequently Asked Questions …and flattered I am! ? Copying is an act of love. Love is not subject to law. Continue reading The Sincerest Form of Flattery Thanks everyone for your comments on Driving Without a License. Crosbie Fitch’s last comment inspired me to make this notice: Continue reading ?License to Love Since posting about Creative Commons’ branding confusion, several French patriots have suggested I switch to the Art Libre License.? I am resisting because I can’t work up enthusiasm for any license today. The idea that every user could and should understand the complexities of copyright licensing appears increasingly delusional to me. The only people who … Continue reading Driving Without a License? It seems the same people who can’t tell the difference between fraud and copying, also can’t tell the difference between anti-social disregard for authors and copyright reform. Folks invoking my name in the Cooks Source scandal are as clueless as Judith Griggs. As usual, Techdirt has the best article on the topic: Continue reading We don’t like ignorant jerks either Our first Minute Meme, Copying Is Not Theft, continues its steady spread online. The two versions currently most shared are QuestionCopyright.org’s “official” version, which we unfortunately named “best” instead of “official” (“best” implying a value judgement) and the arrangement by Willbe which uses my original wavery vocals (hence my unfortunate value judgement – the … Continue reading Copy Bunny Progress Bar |
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