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Yesterday I attended a film conference. I found myself at a talk in which filmmakers were advised how to negotiate deals. I felt sick listening, and wondered why. Monopolies were an unquestioned, underlying assumption. When the time came for audience comments and questions, I said that rights were monopolies, that monopolies prevent the market … Continue reading The Vegetarian at the Butchers’ Seminar My/QuestionCopyright.org’s Sita PAL DVD is finally available at the Sita Merch Empire! The PAL format is for European, African, Australian, and many Asian DVD players. (If you’re in North America, stick with NTSC.) Other new PAL distributions are also coming soon in France and Switzerland/Germany via Sita’s distributors in those countries. Stay tuned! Continue reading Sita PAL Originally I was going to get something much cheaper, but I was just too enamored with this stupid expensive blank bottle. Now I have to decide: Which design? “Sita Namaste” or “Peacock Phonograph”? These suckers, should I? order them, are stainless steel, BPA-free, and laser engraved. They’ll cost me about $10.50 a pop ($8.29 + … Continue reading Sita water bottles? Many years ago, I thought “Mimi & Eunice” would be a great name for a comic strip. Recently I’ve been needing to do some drawing just to keep my head from exploding, so this week I figured, why not Mimi & Eunice? As far as I can tell, Mimi & Eunice are two middle-aged children/baby … Continue reading Mimi & Eunice Every Friday, 2 pm, Soy & Sake @ 47 7th Ave S (at Commerce St) in New York’s West Village. Open to anyone who is into Free Culture, Free Software, Free Speech, Intellectual Freedom, anti-censorship, etc. Continue reading Forever Frunch I’ve updated the pedigree charts I posted a few days back. Although I use an attribution copyleft license (CC-BY-SA), I recognize that expecting attribution for every re-use is a bit unrealistic. Sure, it’s reasonable for the first few generations: most people can name their mother and father, and many can name all 4 grandparents. But … Continue reading The Limits of Attribution I’m dazzled by too much brilliance today. First, there’s Graham Rawle’s masterpiece Woman’s World. It is so good. The whole thing is “written” in collaged snippets of old British women’s magazines. On top of that, the story is moving, suspenseful, and engaging from start to finish, as well as funny, deep and clever. For something … Continue reading Amazing, Fantastic Books |
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