@maryfblackwell2 @marwilliamson You can believe everything in the NYT. if you don't sue them. They are accountable and liable for reporting fake news, unlike streaming and social media.
For many creators and small businesses, defending their copyrighted works is simply not feasible — but things can change for the better! Urge your Senators to stand up for creators and support the #CASEAct! https://t.co/wbRgukCs24
.@SenRubioPress Without a viable means of protecting their work, U.S. creators are barred from defending themselves against copyright infringement — but things can change for the better. I urge you to stand up for everyday Americans and support S. 1273, the #CASEAct.
.@SenRickScott Without a viable means of protecting their work, U.S. creators are barred from defending themselves against copyright infringement — but things can change for the better. I urge you to stand up for everyday Americans and support S. 1273, the #CASEAct.
Plagiarism vs. Independent Creation
https://t.co/L7EJJ7Sczd
A recent plagiarism story out of New Zealand reminds us that proving plagiarism isn’t about highlighting similarities, but about disproving coincidence.
#plagiarism#NewZealand
Now that the music industry has abandoned any serious attempts at selling music and doubled down on streaming revenue, what happens if Spotify collapses? https://t.co/voulr0W8H6
“Addressing potential abuse of “notice & takedown” procedures that don’t even exist at the EU level makes a mockery of the entire proposal. Doctorow & EFF want to amend laws that apparently they haven’t bothered to read. That tells you a lot.” https://t.co/Tilzj2T7sP
This is still rough. I banged this out over coffee this morning. But I think it's important for everyone to understand the tech industry attack on the EU copyright directive is Internet Imperialism. Part of a war on democratic representative governance. https://t.co/JVqgWNbnzE