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Footage from The Downfall (2004), Copyright © 2004 Constantin Film AG, portions published under Fair Use, Title 17, U...
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Footage from The Downfall (2004), Copyright © 2004 Constantin Film AG, portions published under Fair Use, Title 17, U.S.C., Section 107.
White House Petition: http://bit.ly/uU2qdS
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We've received a takedown notice on YouTube.
They've pulled your covers of
Katy Perry and Justin Bieber.
Universal claims that YouTube removals
aren't covered by any law.
They have an agreement with Google allowing
them to remove any video without a reason.
That's fine, they're still up on my Lady GaGa fan site.
My Führer...
SOPA...
SOPA will likely pass and become law.
Universal could take down the site as well.
Everyone from
China, Syria, Iran... get out.
How could this even be up for a vote!?
Why isn't this on every front page of a newspaper!?
First the U.S. Supreme Court
says corporations are people.
Now corporations can censor people...
George Orwell is rolling over in his grave!
It's been almost two decades.
The MPAA/RIAA still haven't figured out the Internet.
Piracy is a service problem.
The way to defeat piracy is to
provide a better service than the pirates.
Not take a shit on the First Amendment!
My Führer, content creators have been
losing billions to piracy ever since the VCR.
You don't get to destroy the Internet
because it doesn't fit your business model!
My Führer, they're only going
after rogue offshore sites.
Then why is the language so vague
that anything could be copyright infringement?
Even Wikipedia would be infringing.
All that it takes is a link in the user comments
of your blog to something Viacom thinks they own
...and the whole site can get taken down
without anyone even checking if it's actually infringing.
How am I supposed to whine about a PSN outage
when Sony claims that mentioning their trademark is illegal!?
The only way you could contest one of these gangster seizures
is by going to court after you've already been shut down.
Is that what the Internet has come to?
I refuse to be shaken down for protection money
just to keep my domain safe from the copyright cartel.
The economy is in the toilet...
Congress wants to cripple the only medium
that's consistently creating jobs and growth.
It all comes down to money.
You need a thousand people pissed off
just to balance out one dollar that a politician raises.
How are a bunch of old people,
most of whom don't even use the Internet, regulating it!?
You could get five years in jail
just for linking to a clip of Colbert.
I don't see congressmen going to jail
for voting on something they haven't read.
For accepting money to let
companies dictate legislation!
Don't cry,
Disney owns the rights to that emotion.
Imagine this happened 15 years ago.
There'd be no Google, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter.
No memes....
The Internet is lost.
It was supposed to be a vast network of
infinite human knowledge, expression, and creativity.
Now it's censored to catch pirates,
who will get around it anyway.
I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
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http://www.ted.com What aspects of religion should atheists (respectfully) adopt? Alain de Botton suggests a "religion for atheists" -- c...
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http://www.ted.com What aspects of religion should atheists (respectfully) adopt? Alain de Botton suggests a "religion for atheists" -- call it Atheism 2.0 -- that incorporates religious forms and traditions to satisfy our human need for connection, ritual and transcendence.
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