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Today the Organic Design team went to [http://www.auckland.ac.nz Auckland University] to attend [[w:Richard Stallman|Richard Stallman]]'s lecture on [[w:Free software|free software]] and [[w:Digital restrictions management|digital restrictions management]]. He explained that the [[w:Copyright|copyright]] system we have in place today was designed in a time when only publishing companies could afford to print material and that it was never intended to impede the ability for individuals to share information amongst themselves. Further than this he states that to deliberately impede a society's ability to share information and knowledge is immoral and should not be tolerated by the people. | Today the Organic Design team went to [http://www.auckland.ac.nz Auckland University] to attend [[w:Richard Stallman|Richard Stallman]]'s lecture on [[w:Free software|free software]] and [[w:Digital restrictions management|digital restrictions management]]. He explained that the [[w:Copyright|copyright]] system we have in place today was designed in a time when only publishing companies could afford to print material and that it was never intended to impede the ability for individuals to share information amongst themselves. Further than this he states that to deliberately impede a society's ability to share information and knowledge is immoral and should not be tolerated by the people. | ||
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Revision as of 09:06, 8 August 2008
Richard Stallman talks about free software at the University of Auckland
Today the Organic Design team went to Auckland University to attend Richard Stallman's lecture on free software and digital restrictions management. He explained that the copyright system we have in place today was designed in a time when only publishing companies could afford to print material and that it was never intended to impede the ability for individuals to share information amongst themselves. Further than this he states that to deliberately impede a society's ability to share information and knowledge is immoral and should not be tolerated by the people.