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The Librarian of Congress Wants to Know Your Thoughts on Copyright

Maria Pallante’s resignation has been pretty polarizing. Some see it as proof that the Librarian of Congress is interested in aggressively weakening copyright protections, while others see it as a possibility to finally start strengthening the public domain.

January 30, 2017January 30, 2017 Sarah Hicks Copyright
The State of the First Amendment

State of the First Amendment report

For those of us in the Intellectual Freedom community, it’s easy to take the rattle of pitchforks at the gate as broad popular sentiment. But the truth is, the data prove, most Americans actually believe in, actually value, free speech. They just tend not to be so noisy about it.

July 5, 2016July 5, 2016 Jamie LaRue Advocacy, Censorship, General Interest, Intellectual Freedom Issues
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