Copyright War Escalates With NMPA Joining ASCAPs Attack on Free Culture Drew Wilson | June 29, 2010 The now infamous ASCAP letter, where ASCAP attacked Creative Commons, EFF and Public Knowledge allegedly for undermining their copyright, has generated no shortage of controversy. Was it a one-off incident that was poorly worded? Apparently not.
EFF Comments on the ASCAP Letter Drew Wilson | June 28, 2010 Ever since the story broke that ASCAP was accusing organizations like Creative Commons, EFF and Public Knowledge, of undermining copyright, it set off a firestorm both in creative circles, copyright observation circles and even amongst ASCAP members. Now, the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) has weighed in.
US Advocacy Organizations Sue Government to Make ACTA Public Drew Wilson | September 18, 2008 Negotiations have been speeding along with ACTA and public advocacy organizations are losing their patience over how long it’s taking for ACTA to finally be made public.
