Flash Protest News: Defective By Design: קמפיין חדש של קרן התוכנה החופשית נגד DRM (Linmagazine)
Linmagazine, theonline newspaper for the Linux, open source and free culture communities in Israel just released an article (in hebrew) on our launch.
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Seattle anti-DRM flashmob
There is no more important cause for electronic freedoms and privacy than the call for action to stop DRM from crippling our digital future.
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By joining the DEFECTIVE BY DESIGN community, we commit to each other that together, as our numbers grow, we will use our collective voices to demand that governments, corporations, and politicians take the steps necessary to protect our rights. Today I join this community and I request to be immediately notified of direct actions that I can join in my local community.
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Today's Press Release
Action Network News: time to fight back
Ward Vandewege writes "I’ve had it. I’m sick of region encoding on DVDs and video games. I’m sick of crippled (’copy-protected’) audio CDs. I’m sick of DRM’d music. I’m sick of the fact that I can’t legally use the DVDs I purchased on the computer I purchased because it runs GNU/Linux." Read Ward's Blog.
Flash Protest News: Are open source and copyright issues connected? (ZDNet)
VIDEO: DRM Elimination Crew Hits Seattle for WinHEC
I've posted a short video clip of this morning's DefectiveByDesign DRM Elimination Crew action at the Microsoft WinHEC2006 in Seattle. About 25 DefectiveByDesign members came out around 7:30 to spread warn WinHEC attendees of the dangers of DRM.
For videos check out the group on YouTube
and for pictures on Flickr
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