Mar 3, 2010
The Copyright Nazis: Destroying “Intellectual Property” Rights in Order to Save Them
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 1 commentKevin Carson on IP advocates stooping to incoherent self-contradiction.
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Mar 3, 2010
Serf Farming
Posted by Darian Worden in Commentary • 6 commentsDarian Worden on the intersection of corporate and government power.
Mar 1, 2010
Ford’s in His Flivver, All’s Well with the World
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 8 commentsKeith Olbermann once ridiculed a Republican politician who, in a video clip from a “townhall meeting,” told a woman with a paralyzed husband and no health insurance that the proper first line of defense was neighbors helping each other.
Now, admittedly, that politician was exactly the kind of right-wing shill who uses Norman Rockwell imagery as [...]
Feb 27, 2010
“Intellectual Property” is Not Progressive
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 5 commentsKevin Carson: “Intellectual property” is the linchpin, the keystone in the arch, of global corporate power.
Feb 24, 2010
Sturm und Drang und Stack
Posted by Thomas L. Knapp in Commentary • 3 commentsThomas L. Knapp on the response of the political class to Joe Stack.
Feb 24, 2010
The Imminent Demise of Government
Posted by Alex R. Knight III in Commentary • No commentsAlex R. Knight III loves the stats.
Feb 24, 2010
Marching Orders
Posted by Darian Worden in Commentary • 4 commentsDarian Worden: You can demand real changes all you want, but don’t neglect the direct action of making real changes.
Feb 23, 2010
The Digital Copying Glass is Half Full
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 5 commentsKevin Carson explains that the notion that intellectual property somehow protects “the little guy” is a fraud.
Feb 23, 2010
I.R.S. Blowback
Posted by Alex R. Knight III in Commentary • 2 commentsAlex R. Knight III on the recent kamikaze attack in Austin.
Feb 20, 2010
R. A. Wilson: Optimist?
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 2 commentsKevin Carson points out that we’re already in Wilson’s dystopia.
