It’s one thing to charge people to read stories, but quit another to charge for reading obituaries. Seems immoral and unhelpful.
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- AppSumo is giving away another MacBook Air! http://t.co/wC6RfTt2 via @appsumo 3 days ago
- Acknowledge that online piracy is not a problem but a symptom of the legacy media companies under-serving customers. http://t.co/NwLJwAIT 2 weeks ago
- #IKCT Is there any way that the citizens of the area can help get the Google Fiber service expanded more quickly to nearby areas? 3 weeks ago
- @btabke Do you have a link to this "alternative"? Quite frankly I will take anything an IP lawyer says with a grain of salt. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- @btabke While I certainly don't approve the use of pirated content,h it exists because companies refuse to properly and fairly serve people. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- @btabke There is far more at stake here than blocking pirated content. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- @btabke Its about the censorship. Its about the far overreaching powers given to not just the government, but also abusive companies. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- @btabke It is also about the ease of which it allows shortsighted companies like TW to "accuse" someone of infringement and shut them down. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- @btabke Wow, you really don't get it. It isn't just about figuring out how to block someone/something. It is about the lack of due process. in reply to btabke 3 weeks ago
- Stop American Censorship — a campaign from Fight for the Future http://t.co/O3RNMfaX 3 weeks ago
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