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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.

← US News: Copyright Theft Costs Jobs and Threatens Creativity (Sandra Aistars), December 21, 2011

SALT LAKE TRIBUNE: Mark Shurtleff: Online Lawbreakers, January 7, 2012 →

THE HILL: Rogue Sites: Compromising safety of first responders, January 9, 2012

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Lucinda Dugger

http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/technology/203117-rogue-sites-compromising-safety-of-first-responders

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← US News: Copyright Theft Costs Jobs and Threatens Creativity (Sandra Aistars), December 21, 2011

SALT LAKE TRIBUNE: Mark Shurtleff: Online Lawbreakers, January 7, 2012 →

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