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==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== | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 4 November 2021
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
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
Other Documentation
- Save the link : Censoring links breaks the Internet
- Save Code Share : Current (2018) EU Copyright Review threatens Free and Open Source Software.