Tag Archives: Natalia Kurop
#Copyright vs #Patents – society has it the wrong way around. 300+ years stuck in reverse. #IPR #DRM
A couple of articles to set the scene: “we’ve continually lengthened copyright terms from 14-28 years as set out by the Statue of Anne in 1710 to “lifetime plus 70 years” today.“: http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/technology/adrianhon/100007156/infinite-copyright-a-modest-proposal/ “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which President Obama … Continue reading →
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
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Tagged #ACTA, #IPR, CCDP, Copyright, David Martin MEP, Digital Agenda for Europe, DRM, European Commission, European Parliament, John Clancy, László Andor, Marc van der Ham, Martin Schulz, Michel Barnier, Natalia Kurop, Neelie Kroes, Patents, PIPA, Ryan Heath, SOPA, TPPA, Viviane Reding, William Hague
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