Tiresome rearguard actions

Incorporates North Korea Mass Games by Peter Crowcroft and Hollywood Sign by Oreos, available under BY-SA (questionably in former case), but I’m claiming fair use. Result dedicated to the public domain.

153ofsZ1PrnCnDGjvWAenRJc53TRhR9BzK Posted 2011-11-16, filed under Creative Commons, Free Speech, Intellectual Protectionism, Peeves, Politics.

A Toolkit for Anti-SOPA Activism: #13 (or #0?) « Mike Linksvayer says:

2011-12-12 at 18:08

[...] of 12 things you can do to fight the U.S. Congress’ attack on the Internet. Most of them are tiresome rearguard actions against this particular legislation (though most can have secondary long-term effects of educating [...]
Which counterfactual public domain day? « Mike Linksvayer says:

2012-01-01 at 20:43

[...] changed in a dynamic way with much better policy. I bet we wouldn’t even miss that 9-figure Hollywood dreck if such disappeared (I really doubt it would, but here’s to hoping) that most writers [...]
SOPA/PIPA protests on-message or artless? « Mike Linksvayer says:

2012-01-18 at 16:02

[...] much bigger, tiresome rearguard action. I’m impressed by protesters’ nearly universal and exclusive focus on encouraging [...]
Black March→Freedom March – Mike Linksvayer says:

2012-02-29 at 23:15

[...] sentiment. Not purely a tiresome rearguard action. But I don’t see how it can conceivably make a noticeable impact on copyright industry profit [...]

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