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{\Huge\bf Free Culture at MIT} \\ 
\url{http://freeculture.mit.edu} \\
{\tt freeculture@mit.edu}

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First meeting: Friday, Sep 5 at 5 PM in 4-253

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Join our projects, start your own, or just hang out and discuss.

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\vspace{7mm} \entry{Fair Use}{Free speech trumps exclusive rights}{%
  Copyright restrictions apply to more works, last longer (effectively
  forever), and forbid more uses today than ever before.  This is the
  wrong policy, and it makes fair use---the protections for free
  speech against copyright restriction---important as ever.

  \vspace{1ex} MIT Free Culture members created {\bf YouTomb
    (\url{http://youtomb.mit.edu})} to monitor how fair use is treated
  and mistreated by copyright holders on YouTube, earning press
  coverage from dozens of publications worldwide.  Last year we
  presented two films and a speaker from Sweden to discuss the radical
  ``pirate'' activism that aims to win there.  (No, we
  don't all agree.)  }

\vspace{9mm} \entry{Free Software}{Free as in freedom}{%
  When software creators make their work free for everyone to use,
  share, study, and modify, the result is better software and a better
  society.  MIT gave birth to the free software movement, and today
  houses some of the foremost scholarship in explaining how it works.

  \vspace{1ex} MIT Free Culture members committed to free software
  work for MIT classes to admit free software and MIT research
  software to be free, and ran an ``iRony'' install party to help
  students and others replace their iPods' unfree, DRMing software
  with a free system.  We aim to bring a speaker on free software this
  year.}

\vspace{9mm} \entry{Open Access}{Knowledge is for all}{%
  Scientists aim for their work to be read, but they sign their
  copyrights over to publishers who charge their colleagues exorbitant
  prices; open access to research publications would better serve both
  science and the public that funds it.

  \vspace{1ex} MIT Free Culture members committed to open access work
  to educate students and faculty about the issue, and coordinated
  with librarians to raise awareness with price tags on the most
  expensive journals.  }

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