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LUIS ANDERSON Film and Web Content Issues

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

The parasites of copyright (real copy wrong)

Some sense has to come under light in the ridiculous debate about Internet “piracy” and copyright (copy wrong). Yesterday, December 22nd 2010, the Spanish Parliament has rejected a sneaky law which would give the “creators” the right to shut down the websites which allow users to reach the URL’s of

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

Anything goes: now the financial system secrets will be rocked

As we all are seen, transparency is not the only effect that the leaks have had until now. Much the opposite who felt affected by it fought back with every single available weapon. Assange is only still alive because he is savvy enough to have established an insurance policy with much more heavy dut

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

Laura Flanders speaks out

Here goes a short video with plenty of good perspectives about what will come next in the whole ordeal of Assange and Wikileaks: < And Previously: Filed under: Internet, Politics Tagged: Bank of America scam, control, fraud, Freedom, Grittv, Internet, Julian Assange, Laura Flanders, politics, rape

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

Assange, Wikileaks and Freedom of Speech

It was bound to happen and I am afraid it is just the start of it. Obama has decided to take stakes of the Assange’s Wikileaks matters in his own hands in a supposedly “treason” act committed by Mr. Assange. You can change colors but you cannot change essences. Julian Assange owes no allegiance to [

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

Technological Advances and the Great Recession

A big deal of fixes has being tried and many have failed until now in order to restore the global economy to its previous growth, or at least to prevent further downslide. Nevertheless, few people stop to wonder and figure out what may be the causes of the current mess the global economy is facing.

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

Brazil, capitalism managed by Marxists: a history of success

Obama should have spent more time with that illiterate politician in order to learn how to do little and seem to do too much at the same time. Brazil is a salvage capitalist country governed by Marxists in democratic outfits. China is a communist country governed by technocrats formed in the best sc

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LUIS ANDERSON · 1Y ago

A big crisis with the wrong man

The list could go on far and long. It was not done in a day but the explosion of the bomb came in the best of the timings: the USA and the rest of the world were all “drunk” with an exotic Hawaiian punch called Barack Obama. No! I distrusted the hypothetically naiveté of the MTV generation slogan: “

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LUIS ANDERSON · 2Y ago

The Tricks of Spanish Film (Part I)

Before we put down the old structures we need to know how they operate. Spain’s film production is based on public money. No discussion about it. The law established an AUTOMATIC subsidy of 33% of the “producer’s investment”. Not bad! No, especially if the concept is so elastic to include the money

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LUIS ANDERSON · 2Y ago

Civil Rights X Copyright: Non Negotiable!

why the Spaniards are so different: because the mere idea of the government censoring our acts is beyond any acceptance. The memoir of the dictatorship is the DNA perhaps and we cannot trade the civil rights for an obsolete copyright law, flawed from the beginning to the end. Again, Spain is a labor

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LUIS ANDERSON · 2Y ago

Internet is burning in Spain (and the government too)

Prime Minister Zapatero was the first elect government back in 2004 as a direct consequence of the new technologies (internet and SMS’s) and risks to be the first to lose the government if he doesn’t back out the pretension of adopting a repressive policy against internet downloads. To start, we hav

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