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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.

← HUFFINGTON POST: OPEN Act Falls Short for Artists and Creators (Sandra Aistars, Exec Director Copyright Alliance), December 15, 2011

HUFFINGTON POST: Stop Protecting Criminal Behavior: Why the Critics Are Wrong About the Stop Online Piracy Act (Michael O’Leary, MPAA) December 15, 2011 →

BILLBOARD: Protect-IP and SOPA Acts Will Not ‘Break the Internet’ (Rich Bengloff, A2IM) December 14, 2011

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Lucinda Dugger

http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/industry/legal-and-management/protect-ip-and-sopa-acts-will-not-break-1005678012.story

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← HUFFINGTON POST: OPEN Act Falls Short for Artists and Creators (Sandra Aistars, Exec Director Copyright Alliance), December 15, 2011

HUFFINGTON POST: Stop Protecting Criminal Behavior: Why the Critics Are Wrong About the Stop Online Piracy Act (Michael O’Leary, MPAA) December 15, 2011 →

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BILLBOARD: Protect-IP and SOPA Acts Will Not ‘Break the Internet’ (Rich Bengloff, A2IM) December 14, 2011

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