Wat er misging met auteursrecht vanuit de visie van internetters en hoe dat anders zou moeten. Presentatie bij Stichting VOICE van 3 juli 2009. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SYqBB9pE4Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWqSZ6qBk9M

2. “Earlier generations
of technology
have presented
challenges to
copyright law ...
– John V. Pavlik,
New Media Technology, 1996

3. “... but none have
posed the same
threat as the
digital age."
– John V. Pavlik,
New Media Technology, 1996

4. Eureka!Cup zal hiertoe een factuur uitbrengen.
“It’s only a flesh wound
new distribution medium!”

5. Eureka!Cup zal hiertoe een factuur uitbrengen.

7. Meer dan
112 miljoen
weblogs

8. Twee miljoen Hyves

9. Dertig miljoen Facebooks

10. 100 miljoen Myspacers

11. 19 miljoen
Wikipedia-lemma’s

12. Tien uur Youtube-films

13. erbij per dag

14. 6 miljoen Twitteraars

15. Conversatie

16. (Kakofonie)

17. Creëren

18. Copypasten

19. Remixen

20. Herpubliceren

21. Verspreiden

22. Gewoon, omdat het kan.

23. “People like to create and
wish to share. In many
cases they will do so
without financial reward.”
– James Boyle,
'The Public Domain: The Commons of the mind'

24. “The gumball
machine broke and
all the gumballs
are rolling down
the floor.”
– Howard E. King,
advocaat van Metallica en Dr. Dre
in de Napster zaak, 2000

26. “Everything you do
touches copyrights.”
– Lawrence Lessig, "Free Culture", 2002

27. WIPO
Auteursrechtverdrag

28. DMCA

29. Auteursrechten-
richtlijn

30. “Heavy-handed rhetoric
and enforcement
practices bred less
respect for the law,
not more, ...”
– Computer Science and Telecommunications
Board of the National Research Council, 2000

32. “... and left people
feeling justified in
flouting the law.”
– Computer Science and Telecommunications
Board of the National Research Council, 2000

34. “Copyright will
probably have to
break down completely
before it is corrected.”
– Nicholas Negroponte, Being Digital, 1995

35. Bron: Big Balloon

36. Eigendomsdenken

37. Auteursrecht

38. Intellectueel
eigendom

39. Eigendom

40. Schaarste

43. Geen schaarste

44. Overvloed

45. “Information
wants to be free”

46. “On the one hand
information
wants to be expensive
because it’s so valuable.”
– Stewart Brand, Whole Earth Review, May 1985, p. 49.

47. “On the other hand,
information wants to be free
because the cost of getting it
out is getting lower and lower.”
– Stewart Brand, Whole Earth Review, May 1985, p. 49.

48. Balans

49. “What we need is an
appreciation of what
authors and users
have in common.”
– Abraham Drassinower, 2009

50. Conversaties

51. Mededeling
aan het publiek

52. Conversatie
met het publiek

53. “Persons are entitled to use
the works of others provided
such use is consistent with
the equal authorship
of those others.”
– Abraham Drassinower, 2009

54. “Great value comes from
leaving core resources in a
commons, where they’re free
for people to build upon as
they see fit.”
– Lawrence Lessig, 2002