P2P Foundation

Sites/Publications

• Our Wiki
• Our Ning
• Our Reddit
• Other languages
• Greek Blog and Wiki  



Bookmarks

• Welcome to THEORYbee!
• launch of globalgifteconomy.org
• New York Times Reporters need to Read Krugman’s Columns | | New Economic PerspectivesNew Economic Perspectives
• Organising against the enemies of internet freedom | Naomi Wolf | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
• Le sette anime dei makers | Doppiozero
• Concurring Opinions » Please Make Room for the Stateless Superrich
• high-tech parallel monetary systems for the european underdog countries
• A recipe for a country to gradually and possibly exit from the eurozone through a parallel emergency currency
More in Diigo »


Books


Free Software, Free Society


Community

Admin

• Log in

Featured Book

Misunderstanding the Internet

Open Calls

• CfP: “Platform Politics” in Culture Machine
• 2012 Global Congress on Intellectual Property and the Public Interest
• Open Call: Technoscience as Activism
• The Occupy Exchange Fellowship Program

Mailing List

Subscribe

• Feed (RSS)
• Wiki Recent Changes (RSS)

Translate

• Recent Comments:

  • Øyvind Holmstad: “In this regard it attains the radical democratic ideal of unanimous consent of the governed, which is never completely...
  
  
  • Øyvind Holmstad: No, the commons cannot work through more free time, the commons can only occur through pattern languages maintaining the human...
  
  
  • Steve Herrick: The link should be: this.
  
  
  • Carlos Boyle: Muro Walf says, about Elisabeth Noelle Neumann’s the Spiral of Silence, that people prioresses “where to position them selves ”...
  
  
  • Øyvind Holmstad: Have you heard about the “universal scaling law” by Nikos Salingaros: http://meandering-through-m...
  
  

“Alternative freedom”, documentary on copyright and the war against cultural freedom

Michel Bauwens

7th July 2006

The new video documentary has a trailer here, which is reallyworth watching as it is a fine mix of quotes from Lawrence Lessig, Richard Stallman, and others. Iis now shown in New York and presented as follows:

“While Congress changes our copyright laws under the behests of a few powerful corporations, individuals across the United States are losing their digital rights. Activists are working together to change this oppressive regime and create an alternative of freedom.

Two filmmakers uncover the most important legal battles of our time: Copyright Law and Digital Rights Management. Featuring interviews with DJ Danger Mouse, Lawrence Lessig and more.”

This entry was posted on Friday, July 7th, 2006 at 2:54 pm and is filed under P2P Commons, Uncategorized, Video. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Leave a Reply