This article in The Economist shows how Artists and the Music Industry comes out rather well – even in an Online World with Filesharing and Hyper Distribution.
A related comment: Pirate MEP Christian Engström – What’s working in music.
A blog about Copyright, IP and the need for Reform in our modern Information Society – with Global Hyperdistribution, a new Digital Economy and free flow of data, culture and information.
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2011/04/05
2011/03/30
Document Freedom Day 2011
Document Freedom Day (European Parliament) from Henrik Alexandersson on Vimeo.
Seminar held on Document Freedom Day 2011 (30 April) in the European Parliament.
With Kaido Kikkas (Estonian IT College & Tallin University), Håkon Wium Lie (Opera Software) and Stefan Gradmann (Europeana & Humboldt-University in Berlin). Arranged by members of the Grens/EFA-group in the EP.
A bit on the long side, but very interesting for everyone who wants to look around the corner, when it comes to Information Society, IT and the Internet. Open Standards and a broad Public Domain can help expand access to culture and information.
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