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Is the San Diego News Network, SDNN.com, the future of citizen news & journalism?
Hardware Wars: original user generated content from 1977
Pro-active news reporting at the local level.
The future of Local TV News, and Newspapers in San Diego County
Don't use Google Images as a source for artist expression!
Wallpaper - TREX
How to find free music, images, and video you can use or remix in your own creative works
Do we want newspapers or free internet?
New Media Rights files comments supporting EFF's proposed exceptions to DMCA Anti-Circumvention 1201(a)(1) provisions
Join the world's first virtual online collaborative orchestra
Google Voice and Video Chat, YES!
New Media Rights files reply comments to Copyright Office regarding section 115 compulsory license rulemaking
The RIAA's "making available" strategy takes a big hit.
Open Source Licensing Guide
Legal Guide to GPL Compliance - Software Freedom Law Center
Free Culture Conference 2008
Google hopes to shape web's future with Chrome
New Media Rights files comments in Copyright Office music licensing rulemaking regarding Section 115 Compulsory Licenses
Second Circuit's Cablevision DVR decision good news for remote data storage

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