Copy Catfight
- http://www.reason.com/0003/fe.jw.copy.html
- How intellectual property laws stifle popular culture, and violate freedom of speech. About old works being kept in obscurity, and new ones being silenced. Article by Jesse Walker, Reason magazine.
DigitalConsumer.org
- http://www.digitalconsumer.org/
- Organization for protecting fair-use rights in the digital world. Advocates a Consumer Technology Bill of Rights including the rights to time-shift and space-shift media and to make backup copies.
I Am Gonna Copy
- http://www.iamgonnacopy.com/
- Poll to vote on the proposition that everything that can be copied should be free, with no copyright and no intellectual property. Also includes links to articles and opinions.
Knowledge Indignation
- http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/bbing/stories/s345514.htm
- Investigative documentary by Australia's Radio National about a boycott of scientific journals that will not make their archives available to the public without restrictions or Licenses to Read. Audio in RealMedia format and transcript.
Michael Geist: 30 Days of DRM
- http://www.michaelgeist.ca/daysofdrm/
- Thirty daily postings highlights some of the exceptions and limitations that the government should include if a Canadian DMCA is introduced. Includes a wiki for user comments and contributions.
Now Is The Time!
- http://www.promo.net/pg/cplea97/
- Argument against keeping books under copyright when they should have gone to the Public Domain under the provisions of prior copyright law. From Project Gutenberg.
The Eric Eldred Act
- http://www.eldred.cc/eablog/000092.html
- Article on two U.S. Representatives proposing the Public Domain Enhancement Act, addressing the need to reform copyright laws to permit abandoned works to enter the public domain.
The Eric Eldred Act
- http://www.eldred.cc/
- A proposition to instate tiny tax designed to move unused copyrighted work into the public domain. Frequently asked questions, petition, ways to help, and news.
TypeRight
- http://typeright.org
- A lobbying group formed by typeface designers, targeting copyright protection for the design of fonts in the United States, bringing copyright law in line with other western countries.