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shared by Enrique Rubio Royo on 21 Jan 11 - No Cached

shared culture, free knowledge, and fundamental privacy.
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connect the dots between the right to fundamental liberty of privacy and the right to share culture.
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The only way to detect this, in order to enforce today’s level of copyright, is to eliminate the right to private correspondence.
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If I’m sending an e-mail to you,
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Today’s level of copyright can’t coexist with the right to communicate in private.
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We, as a society, can say that copyright is the most important thing we have, and give up the right to talk in private. Either that, or we say that the right to private correspondence has greater value, in which case such correspondence can be used to transfer copyrighted works.
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Once you accept that copyright must be scaled back, a whole palette of advantages to that scenario become apparent.
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What surprised me recently was the level of understanding of this within the copyright industry, and how they persistently try to eradicate the right to private correspondence in order to safeguard current disputed levels of copyright.
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It became clear that the copyright industry is actively driving a Big Brother society, as it understands that this path would be the only way to save copyright.
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shared by Enrique Rubio Royo on 18 Apr 10 - Cached

shared by Enrique Rubio Royo on 23 May 10 - No Cached

When creating an audio podcast or a video that uses music tracks, the sure way to avoid any worries about copyright infringement is to use music you created. Unfortunately, often that is not a feasible option for a lot of folks. The next best thing to using music you created is to use Creative Commons licensed music or royalty free music.
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