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Occupy San Francisco images
Last week I went to San Francisco to do some business, and having some extra days I decided to get outside and take a few shots around the city. Little did I know that there was an Occupy San Francisco … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Photography
Tagged freedom, occupy, politics, protest, san francisco
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Youtube Copyright School video
This video is horrible! It reminds me of the 50′s anti socialism/communism propaganda with the voice, tone and the graphic tactics used in it. And while it doesn’t omit the topic of Fair Use, it does try to avoid it, … Continue reading
Posted in Digital rights Law & Freedom
Tagged copyright, freedom, google, law, video, youtube
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A message from Richard Stallman on Software Freedom Day
Richard Stallman, the initiator of the Free Software movement, published a very easy to understand video message on what software freedom is about. Your browser does not support the video tag. Use the download link below. If you can’t see … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux Free Software & Open Source
Tagged freedom, fsf, gnu, richard stallman, software, video
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More ugly stories about depending on cloud computing
Depending on “the cloud” to provide all software has increasingly shown some of its issues. What’s strange is that not many people are concerned about it. Google marking all sites as unsafe Google marked all search results as unsafe websites, … Continue reading
Posted in Digital rights Law & Freedom, GNU/Linux Free Software & Open Source, News
Tagged cloud computing, copyright, freedom, google, networking, rights, software, youtube
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Facebook terms for your uploaded content
Maybe this is old news, but I was checking Facebook’s terms of use to see if something had changed since the last time I saw them. But everytime I read this, I keep getting surprised and annoyed. The following is … Continue reading
Posted in Digital rights Law & Freedom, GNU/Linux Free Software & Open Source
Tagged copyright, facebook, freedom, privacy
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DRM chat at Unitec Monterrey
Last week I was invited to talk at the Unitec University in Monterrey about DRM and copyright, of course, applied to mexican law. Which is interesting since the mexican law allows for people to have a copy of a work … Continue reading
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