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*[[Copyright/Documentation/Articles/nl|Artikels in nederlands]] | *[[Copyright/Documentation/Articles/nl|Artikels in nederlands]] | ||
==Scientific Papers== | ==Scientific Papers== | ||
* [https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3715133 Disappearing Content], Mark A. Lemley, 19/10/2020 | |||
** ''One of the great advantages of digital content has been that for the last forty years, people have had access to whatever content they want whenever they wanted it. That is starting to change. We’re moving backwards. Content is disappearing – not just becoming available only in limited times or circumstances, but becoming entirely unavailable.'' | |||
== Reports== | == Reports== | ||
==Administrative Documents== | ==Administrative Documents== | ||
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* [[ACTA|The complete text of ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, as published by the EU]] | * [[ACTA|The complete text of ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, as published by the EU]] | ||
==Blog Articles== | ==Blog Articles== | ||
*7 juin 2013 : [http://paigrain.debatpublic.net/?p=7343 Le partage est un droit culturel, pas un échec du marché] | |||
**Blog de Philippe Aigrain : ''Une série sans fin de projets législatifs, de politiques contractuelles et d’accords commerciaux ou traités continue à essayer d’éradiquer ou d’empêcher le partage non marchand d’œuvres numériques. De nouvelles stratégies misent sur les incitations et les menaces pour que les intermédiaires techniques fassent la police de l’internet et protègent les modèles commerciaux fondés sur la rareté de la concurrence de l’abondance. Tout serait donc inchangé ? Et bien non.'' | |||
== Non-Fiction Books== | == Non-Fiction Books== | ||
== Fiction Books== | == Fiction Books== | ||
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==Audios== | ==Audios== | ||
==Actors== | ==Actors== | ||
* '''[https://communia-association.org/about/ COMMUNIA]''' is an international association incorporated under Belgian law that advocates for policies that expand the Public Domain and increase access to and reuse of culture and knowledge. It acts as a network of like-minded activists, researchers and practitioners based in Europe and the United States who seek to limit the scope of exclusive copyright to sensible proportions that do not place unnecessary restrictions on access and use. | |||
==Other Documentation== | ==Other Documentation== | ||
* [https://savethelink.org/ Save the link] : Censoring links breaks the Internet | * [https://savethelink.org/ Save the link] : Censoring links breaks the Internet | ||
* [https://savecodeshare.eu/ Save Code Share] : Current (2018) [http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52016PC0593 EU Copyright Review] threatens Free and Open Source Software. | * [https://savecodeshare.eu/ Save Code Share] : Current (2018) [http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52016PC0593 EU Copyright Review] threatens Free and Open Source Software. | ||
* [https://communia-association.org/policy-paper/policy-paper-15-on-using-copyrighted-works-for-teaching-the-machine/ Policy Paper #15 on using copyrighted works for teaching the machine] in the context of the European Union (Communia, 2023) | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 26 April 2023
Press Articles
Scientific Papers
- Disappearing Content, Mark A. Lemley, 19/10/2020
- One of the great advantages of digital content has been that for the last forty years, people have had access to whatever content they want whenever they wanted it. That is starting to change. We’re moving backwards. Content is disappearing – not just becoming available only in limited times or circumstances, but becoming entirely unavailable.
Reports
Administrative Documents
Legislative Texts
Blog Articles
- 7 juin 2013 : Le partage est un droit culturel, pas un échec du marché
- Blog de Philippe Aigrain : Une série sans fin de projets législatifs, de politiques contractuelles et d’accords commerciaux ou traités continue à essayer d’éradiquer ou d’empêcher le partage non marchand d’œuvres numériques. De nouvelles stratégies misent sur les incitations et les menaces pour que les intermédiaires techniques fassent la police de l’internet et protègent les modèles commerciaux fondés sur la rareté de la concurrence de l’abondance. Tout serait donc inchangé ? Et bien non.
Non-Fiction Books
Fiction Books
Videos
- Peertube channel of PhD in Law and Internet & ethics specialist Philoxime (in French)
- Why Copyright Law STEALS From Us All, video essay by Youtuber/Composer David Bruce, 16/04/2019
Audios
Actors
- COMMUNIA is an international association incorporated under Belgian law that advocates for policies that expand the Public Domain and increase access to and reuse of culture and knowledge. It acts as a network of like-minded activists, researchers and practitioners based in Europe and the United States who seek to limit the scope of exclusive copyright to sensible proportions that do not place unnecessary restrictions on access and use.
Other Documentation
- Save the link : Censoring links breaks the Internet
- Save Code Share : Current (2018) EU Copyright Review threatens Free and Open Source Software.
- Policy Paper #15 on using copyrighted works for teaching the machine in the context of the European Union (Communia, 2023)