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Let’s get together and Hack the Planet!
Activists combining independent journalism and helping hands will break free from stationary constraints to serve as a nomadic support system for groups nationwide.
The Resistance Mobile Response Unit Project!
by Pirate Party of Canada. Our patent laws have tended toward extension that often benefits monopolistic companies. A recent decreased in government transparency and changes to copyright laws makes access to research data more difficult and expensive for researchers, students, and the public. A new mandatory licensing should be implemented and fair use expanded to … Continue reading #Pirate Policy: Fostering Innovation for Researchers, Makers, and Hackers #Canada
by Kitty Hundal with contributions by Raymond Johansen This article was inspired by a recent situation which occurred. The Hacker Wars, an article written by me, Kitty Hundal, with contributions by Raymond Johansen, was originally published with our permission to The Cryptosphere in April, 2015. The Cryptosphere is owned and operated by independent media journalist, Lorraine … Continue reading Piracy vs Plagiarism, What is the difference?
ENFORCED TRANSPARENCY by way of investigative journalism In our first article, we explained that when governments deny their citizens transparency and start to do bad things. We need to employ new tools to safeguard our democracy. This article, will focus on Independent Journalism and how to achieve that very independence. We will cover three examples … Continue reading Enforced Transparency 5: Crowdsourcing Independent Journalism
via Activists on Fast Track to #StopFastTrack | The Fifth Column. Raymond Johansen, international coordinator for the Norway Chapter of the Pirate Party and advisory board member of FreeAnons, is part of the global movement connected by social media and the internet to oppose FTAs. He points to the strength of a “network of connections … Continue reading Activists on Fast Track to #StopFastTrack | The Fifth Column
