The document discusses several topics around free culture, privacy, and digital freedom. It talks about issues with digital licenses treating content as licensed rather than sold. It then discusses the concepts of free culture and open access advocated by groups like Public.Resources.org. Finally, it covers WikiLeaks and its goal of developing an uncensorable Wikipedia for leaking documents to expose oppressive regimes while maintaining political impact.

1. Free Culture, Privacy & Digital Freedom Brian Rowe J.D. Seattle University Law University of Washington's iSchool Nov. 2nd 2011

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3. Background - disclaimer

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12. ebooks & ebook readers

13. Click to add content

16. Summer Research

17. 2 2L Interns Thank You! Marcus Barnes-Cannon & Jennifer Sanchez

18. 1 LLM IP Attorney Thank You! Anne-Marrie Marra

19. 80 combined hours reading mind numbing contracts 250 hours of total work

23. Contracts of Adhesion

27. Constructive Notice

28. Human Readable Deeds

29. Digital Content is licensed, not sold , to you by the Content Provider.

30. The Content Provider may include additional terms for use within its Digital Content.

34. Not a Book... WTF

36. Opt Out Privacy

37. No right to delete

38. No right to veiw

39. No right to correct

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43. Free Culture

45. Siva

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47. Carl Malamud from Public.Resources.org

51. The Wheeler Declaration An open university is one in which: 1. the research the university produces is open access 2. the course materials are open educational resources 3. the university embraces free software and open standards 4. if the university holds patents, it readily licenses them for free software, essential medicines, and the public good 5. the university network reflects the open nature of the internet

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54. Wikileaks

55. &quot;I need some answers!&quot; &quot;Precinct 216 gave Al Gore a minus 16,022 [votes] when it was uploaded. Will someone please explain this so that I have the information to give the auditor instead of standing here 'looking dumb.'&quot;

56. Frantic Diebold Employee regarding Florida the 2000 recount

64. Wikileaks is developing an uncensorable Wikipedia for untraceable mass document leaking and analysis. Our primary interest is in exposing oppressive regimes in Asia, the former Soviet bloc, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East, but we are of assistance to people of nations who wish to reveal unethical behavior in their governments and corporations. We aim for maximum political impact.

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67. UNKNOWN EDITORS

70. if Wikileaks is used with a healthy dose of skepticism, it could become as important a journalistic tool as the Freedom of Information Act. - Time magazine

73. Lucy Dalglish The Executive Director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press : &quot;It's not very often a federal judge does a 180 degree turn in a case and dissolves an order. But we're very pleased the judge recognized the constitutional implications in this prior restraint.&quot;

74. wikileaks.de

77. Visa, Mastercard & paypal

78. Internet Archive

79. Credits: CC-BY Brian Rowe BrianRowe.org @Sarterus Most images were used under my first amendment fair use rights. Most images w