Comentários em: Nem Copyleft, nem Copyright, nem Creative Commons: Copyfarleft http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/ A cultura da remistura, P2P, cultura livre e novos modelos de negócio para a música digital Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:35:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Por: Raphael http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/comment-page-1/#comment-1492 Raphael Wed, 14 Nov 2007 19:34:02 +0000 http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/#comment-1492 Veja esse artigo sobre trabalho da Fundação do Software Livre e o Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia da Informação, através da escola de Direito da Fundação Getúlio Vargas e da organização não governamental americana Creative Commons, que resultou no CC-GNU GPL, licença oficial que tem sido utilizada pelo governo federal para o licenciamento de software em regime livre! http://estudandoodireito.blogspot.com/2007/11/o-software-livre-est-dentro-da-lei.html <a href="http://estudandoodireito.blogspot.com/2007/11/o-software-livre-est-dentro-da-lei.html" rel="nofollow"> O software livre está dentro da lei? </a> Veja esse artigo sobre trabalho da Fundação do Software Livre e o Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia da Informação, através da escola de Direito da Fundação Getúlio Vargas e da organização não governamental americana Creative Commons, que resultou no CC-GNU GPL, licença oficial que tem sido utilizada pelo governo federal para o licenciamento de software em regime livre!

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]]> Por:  Certamente! Leituras TubarãoEsquilo recomendadas para hoje http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/comment-page-1/#comment-670  Certamente! Leituras TubarãoEsquilo recomendadas para hoje Mon, 30 Jul 2007 17:28:55 +0000 http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/#comment-670 [...] não é amiga nem do intelectual, nem do criativo e nem do trabalhador.” Ler em Remixtures: Nem Copyleft, nem Copyright, nem Creative Commons: Copyfarleft Sphere: Related Content Partilhar na web Respostas em RSS Certamente! no seu [...] [...] não é amiga nem do intelectual, nem do criativo e nem do trabalhador.” Ler em Remixtures: Nem Copyleft, nem Copyright, nem Creative Commons: Copyfarleft Sphere: Related Content Partilhar na web Respostas em RSS Certamente! no seu [...]

]]> Por: Mikasmokas http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/comment-page-1/#comment-669 Mikasmokas Sun, 29 Jul 2007 12:12:36 +0000 http://remixtures.com/2007/07/nem-copyleft-nem-copyright-nem-creative-commons-copyfarleft/#comment-669 Fighting Music Piracy or Remaking Copyright in a Digital Age? David Bach Abstract The battle between the recording industry and those illegal sharing music over the Internet has gripped headlines over the last few years like few others related to the digital age. At its core, it is a battle about the meaning of property and thus a battle over the heart of the emerging information economy. This article critically examines the double punch of law and technology – the simultaneous and interwoven deployment of legal and electronic measures to protect digital content – and asks whether it is merely a defense strategy against piracy, as the industry asserts, or rather an attempt to fundamentally redefine the producer-consumer relationship. Based on some initial evidence for the latter proposition, the article analyzes reasons for concern, outlines the current politics of copyright policymaking that have given producers the upper hand, and sketches elements of a strategy to fight music piracy that does not infringe on basic consumer rights. Fighting Music Piracy or Remaking Copyright in a Digital Age?
David Bach

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The battle between the recording industry and those illegal sharing music over the Internet has gripped headlines over the last few years like few others related to the digital age. At its core, it is a battle about the meaning of property and thus a battle over the heart of the emerging information economy. This article critically examines the double punch of law and technology – the simultaneous and interwoven deployment of legal and electronic measures to protect digital content – and asks whether it is merely a defense strategy against piracy, as the industry asserts, or rather an attempt to fundamentally redefine the producer-consumer relationship. Based on some initial evidence for the latter proposition, the article analyzes reasons for concern, outlines the
current politics of copyright policymaking that have given producers the upper hand, and sketches elements of a strategy to fight music piracy that does not infringe on basic consumer rights.

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