Category Archives: DRM

Nitpicking the Google Books Settlement 2.0

Posted on 18 November 2009 by Gavin Baker

I previously posted on the Google Books Settlement, avoiding the well-trod ground and focusing on points that were salient but hadn’t received much discussion. Now that there’s a new draft of the proposed settlement, I’ll do the same: The revised … Continue reading →

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I’m on Rocketboom

Posted on 8 September 2008 by Gavin Baker

…after a fashion. They use a photo of me around the one minute mark in today’s video, during a discussion of DRM. The photo’s from the DRM protests at the Students for Free Culture conference in Boston last year. I’m … Continue reading →

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Photo used in Music 2.0 book

Posted on 29 February 2008 by Gavin Baker
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FSF to libraries: boycott DRM

Posted on 7 February 2008 by Gavin Baker

Sometimes, different interests of mine will intersect in fascinating ways. Here’s one: the Free Software Foundation’s DefectiveByDesign.org campaign is asking libraries to boycott DRM, digital restrictions on content the library purchases or subscribes to. Specifically, DbD is targeting the Boston … Continue reading →

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