Piracy: A Handy Guide
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- lilydustbin on April 3, 2009: Just posted, k’naan + twitter: http://shinydotbulletin.com...
- danielle on December 20, 2008: oops, can’t take the credit for this diagram… I don’t have a source...
- James Pew on October 14, 2008: Wow. Pro conservatism/militarism and rock music on the same side? Excluding Uncle...
- James Pew on October 14, 2008: Not a bad idea. Music 2.0 is about multiple revenue streams. This is not a bad example...
- James Pew on October 3, 2008: An excellent point! This distinction is so often ignored by the lobby powers who aim to...
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An excellent point! This distinction is so often ignored by the lobby powers who aim to frame the copyright issue as a battle against thieving pirates. The gateway to truly understanding the implications of Copy restrictions, limitations, DRM, & Fair Use, is to first recognize the distinction so beautifully illustrated in the above graphic.
I’ve posted two inspiring vidoe’s on Studio Manifesto that discuss the cultural potential of a less-restricted, democratized, broadband world. Here’s the link:
http://www.studiomanifesto.ca/WP01/privacy-commissioner-of-canada-sides-with-studio-manifesto/
[...] either. It’s piracy. Stealing removes the original, while piracy merely makes a copy (see this diagram by Danielle for help understanding this [...]
oops, can’t take the credit for this diagram… I don’t have a source for it either. Sorry! If anyone does, please let me know so I can properly cite. Thanks!