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Can you demand my name to give me a public link?
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Of Vodafone, Copyright, Fair Use and Italy
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Tagged berlusconi, copyright, Creative Commons, fair use, Free Culture, Italy, p2p, piracy, vodafone
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Primo Levi explains the importance (and the absence) of ebooks in Public Libraries
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Posted in Digiworld, Education
Tagged copyright, culture, drm, ebook, open education, orphan books
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Does VODAFONE really ignore how copyright works? Why?
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Tagged copyright, Creative Commons, Free Culture, Italy, p2p, vodafone
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Google, schools, the Police and the Ministry of Youth? Don’t get lost!
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Is copying entire articles on my own website fair use?
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When DRM on ebooks works like a bewitched, terribly broken bookshelf
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Tagged copyright, drm, ebook, Free Culture, open education
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Non digital commons a lot more complicated than Free Software
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Tagged commons, consumerism, copyright, Free Culture, Free Software, open education
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Computer health certificates for surfing the Internet? Are you serious?
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Tagged civil rights, copyright, Free Software, Internet, Microsoft, Politics, security
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Notes on copying the CC licensed parts of this website
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