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  • The Right to Read

    Richard Stallman's famous parable about the Right to Read, and what will happen if intellectual monopoly laws continue to grow.

    www.gnu.org

  • Intellectual Property Rights Overview

    The W3C's take on intellectual property rights in the Information Age.

    www.w3.org

  • A Primer On the Ethics of "Intellectual Property"

    This primer provides a general framework for freeing any information covered under copyright and patent laws.

    www.ram.org

  • Brian Martin: Against intellectual property

    An Australian university gives a powerful case against "intellectual property" laws. Includes a long bibliography of books supporting the point.

    www.uow.edu.au

  • Mid-Atlantic Infoshop - Against Intellectual Property

    A page critical of copyrights, trademarks, and intellectual property.

    www.infoshop.org

  • Negativland - Fair Use

    An essay exploring whether artists, for profit or not, have the right to freely "sample" from an already "created" electronic environment that surrounds them for use in their own work.

    www.negativland.com

  • IP Future

    This group is organized to promote discussion of intellectual property laws worldwide. It is hoped that a network of interested people can come together to begin discussing a future for intellectual property law which balances the needs of people with the needs of intellectual property owners.

    groups.yahoo.com

  • Information Liberation: Against Intellectual Property

    A chapter from the book Information Liberation, written by Brian Martin.

    danny.oz.au

  • Free Intellectual Property Exchange (FreeIPX)

    A news and discussion site dedicated to critical analysis of the use, abuse, and relevance of IP Law. [Slash-style site]

    www.freeipx.org

  • University of Toronto Fraud

    A PhD student alleges theft of intellectual property.

    ca.geocities.com

  • Intellectual Property Issues

    An impressive list of links to articles concerning intellectual "property" issues, from all sides.

    www.negativland.com

  • Roundtable - 98.09

    An Atlantic Unbound roundtable on the future of intellectual property and copyright law in the digital age

    www.theatlantic.com

  • Intellectual Property Compensation Via Tipping

    Article that proposes (with case studies) that tipping may be a viable compensation model for intellectual property (such as music and books).

    tipping.selfpromotion.com

  • The Mark is the Beast

    An article describing the change in the usage of trademarks, and how it stifles our use of our own language.

    www.weeklywire.com

  • Library Juice Copyright Issue

    A supplement to the weekly e-zine Library Juice from September, 2000, devoted to the political and philosophical issues of intellectual property, especially as they relate to libraries and the internet.

    libr.org

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