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Creative Freedom Foundation Arianna Huffington on Journalism 2009: Desperate times call for... desperate metaphors. http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=443

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Arianna Huffington from HuffingtonPost writes , "So now sites that aggregate the news have become, in the words of Rupert Murdoch and his team, "parasites," "content kleptomaniacs," "vampires," "tech tapeworms in the intestines of the Internets," and, of course, thieves who "steal all our copyright....
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Creative Freedom Foundation Documentary on Guilt Upon Accusation: how New Zealanders stopped an unfair copyright law... please help us spread the word about this short documentary - send to your friends and family! http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=442

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Phillip Hardy
Phillip Hardy
looks intresting thanks for Posting :)
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Creative Freedom Foundation NZ Herald on TV3's Target: "[they] should have been more sceptical" http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=441

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John Drinnan at the NZ Herald reports on the controversial episode of Target that was little more than a press release for NZFACT and RIANZ. The NZ Herald say, "The overwrought delivery plus the fact that it was used as a direct plug by Rianz and NZFact suggests either copyright holders were 100 pe...
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Creative Freedom Foundation ACTA: Kiwis should care as treaty is about much more than counterfeiting http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=440

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Jonathan Penney over at CW writes that "Counterfeiting, which invokes images of funny money, fake merchandise or esoteric international criminal enterprise, sounds more like a topic of discussion for the next law enforcement conference, rather than for around the water cooler at work. However, peop...
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Heh... let's wait for now.
26 November at 15:40
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Creative Freedom Foundation Fantastic and Free vector graphics software called Inkscape released http://is.gd/531cW

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Inkscape is a Vector Graphics Editor, similar to Adobe Illustrator
Helen Breeze
Helen Breeze
yuss, thanks Eric
24 November at 18:58
Aaron Henderson
Aaron Henderson
Great program, delivers real value for money :P
25 November at 19:58
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CW reports that the EU telecommunication laws have passed, saying "With regard to file sharing, those suspected of illegally sharing copyright-protected content over the internet will be assured the right of defence and the assumption of innocence rather than being summarily cut off from internet a...
Leon
Leon
as well they should!
24 November at 13:31
Jaco
Jaco
yea...right.. for how long? (*cough-cough* ACTA *cough-cough*)
24 November at 21:14
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Tomorrow, on Tuesday the 24th CFF's Matthew Holloway will present and join a panel discussion on Fair Use rights with DigitalNZ 's Lewis Brown, Alexander Turnbull Library's Ronald Milne, and the Digital Publishing Forum's Martin Taylor. New Zealand has Fair Dealing, but not Fair Use which restrict...
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The NZ Herald reports on our friends on the other side of the world, saying "the UK's Digital Economy bill incorporates a 'three-strikes' rule that could see households disconnected from the internet because of copyright infringement accusations without any onus put on the accuser to prove the vali...
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Creative Freedom Foundation UK plans 'Copyright Militias' of Movie/Music Companies Punishing Citizens Without Judicial Oversight, and more... http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=436

Phillip Hardy
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You Cauld get your internet Cut for Downloading a Single Youtube Video of a Song you like that you wanted to make a Fan Video of...

People Do it.. and it Actualy Can Help the Artist get more Exposure..
22 November at 05:40
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Creative Freedom Foundation Collateral Damage: Town Has Internet Terminated After Single Download http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=435

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The NZ Herald reports on a town that had its entire internet cut off, they "provided Wi-Fi for a number of years as a free municipal service but last week was forced to shut it down after a single copyright infringing download saw the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) threatening legal a...
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Creative Freedom Foundation New Website Launched to Watch International Copyright Changes http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=434

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A new public website called Copyright Watch has recently been launched by The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), Electronic Information for Libraries (eIFL.net), and other international copyright experts to collect and monitor copyright laws from all over the world. "Copyright laws are changing ...
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Creative Freedom Foundation Public Address on ACTA: "How DARE they sell ordinary New Zealanders down the river?" http://is.gd/4TOek

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The population of countries negotiating ACTA is 1,178,504,491. The members of public with access to the text of ACTA: 42. Perhaps with this in mind PublicAddress.net features a well-timed editorial on ACTA today by Colin Jackson that's well worth reading, "There is now no cost to distributing infor...
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Creative Freedom Foundation Welcome to the Ideas Economy: Free talk on Friday http://bit.ly/2iQbJp

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Massey University Wellington will host a free seminar from 6pm this coming Friday 13 November titled Welcome to the Ideas Economy . International guests Giep Hagoort (Netherlands) and Jan van Mol (Belgium) will give presentations exploring "how open source creativity is flipping the script on creati...
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Target has had an interesting year when it comes to courting controversy. After a botch up with contaminated food samples, one Ponsonby cafe was put on the brink of bankruptcy. Now, last week's episode of Target about copyright infringement has the
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Creative Freedom Foundation TV3's 'Target' Becomes Press Release for NZFACT and RIANZ http://creativefreedom.org.nz/story.html?id=431

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Target's segment last week on illegal downloads, 'Shame On You', presented one side of an ongoing debate about copyright infringement online - that of NZFACT and RIANZ. For the past few years these groups have lobbied to be able to accuse New Zealanders and have them punished without a trial, and th...
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As I understand it since the day of broadcast you have 20 days to make a complaint at http://bsa.govt.nz/ which will be sent to TV3 itself (AKA TV Works Ltd.), If you're not satisifed wtih TV3's response you can take it further, to the BSA itself. Some people have said that grounds for complaint might be standards 4 & 5, see here http://j.mp/4evV2z
10 November at 16:38
Kit
Kit
sweet i just laid my complaint. those links were very helpful, thanks alot.
10 November at 17:11