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ARTISTS, CREATORS AND THOSE WORKING IN CREATIVE FIELDS

are speaking out against digital theft. Works of art - movies, music, text, visual works - are made available online for further distribution without the consent of the artist, creator, or author.

← COPYRIGHT ALLIANCE, An Artist/Author/Creator/Worker/Consumer Manifesto, June 7, 2011

IPI, PROTECT IP Act a Worthy Effort to Crack Down on Rogue Websites, Promote US Economy, July 13, 2011 →

THE OREGONIAN: Limiting music piracy: Protect IP law would give new artists a chance, July 8, 2011

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Lucinda Dugger

http://blog.oregonlive.com/opinion_impact/print.html?entry=/2011/07/limiting_music_piracy_protect.html

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← COPYRIGHT ALLIANCE, An Artist/Author/Creator/Worker/Consumer Manifesto, June 7, 2011

IPI, PROTECT IP Act a Worthy Effort to Crack Down on Rogue Websites, Promote US Economy, July 13, 2011 →

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