Mimi & Eunice: Proprietary
Humor, IP Law, Mimi & Eunice on IP
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Mimi & Eunice: Do the Math
Humor, IP Law, Mimi & Eunice on IP
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Mimi & Eunice: Patent
Humor, IP Law, Mimi & Eunice on IP
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New Syndicated Series: Nina Paley’s Mimi and Eunice Webcomic
Admin Updates, Humor, IP Law, Mimi & Eunice on IPGreat news!
We’re launching a new series on The Libertarian Standard. We will be syndicating the IP-related installments of a funny (and free!) new comic strip, Mimi and Eunice, created by Nina Paley.
Nina is a creative artist and anti-copyright innovator, creator of Sita Sings the Blues (see The Creator-Endorsed Mark as an Alternative to Copyright; Interview: Nina Paley on Copyright; Nina Paley’s “All Creative Work is Derivative”; Power to the Pixel 2009: Nina Paley).
We have some catching up to do getting some of Nina’s older strips published here, but once we’re caught up we’ll be posting each one as they come out. If you enjoy them as much as we do, please consider supporting Nina’s work!
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The Death Throes of Pro-IP Libertarianism
IP Law, Libertarian Theory
My article, “The Death Throes of Pro-IP Libertarianism,” was published on Mises Daily today. Also published today on Mises Daily is a reprint of Wendy McElroy’s great, classic “Copyright and Patent in Benjamin Tucker’s Periodical Liberty.”
Updates:
Amusing: on the “Christian Pipe Smokers” site (hunh?), one guy links to my article and says “This is so beautifully written I had to share it.” Another replies: “Okay to be nice I started reading it. I got half way and wanted to blow my brains out. That was stupidly and poorly written. After getting half way I was lost having no idea what he was talking about. … If yer reading crap like this all the time it is no wonder your politics are screwed up.”
Also, mentioned in Where should anarchists stand on IP? (FreeDissent); my comment was:
Thanks for the plug, but correct, I don’t regard myself as a right-libertarian. I despise the right, and also the left. We libertarians are neither right nor left.
I’m nonreligious, pro-gay-marriage, pro-open-borders, pro-tolerance/cosmopolitan values, pro-drug legalization, anti-state, anti-war, and anti-IP. And I even like chardonnay. I am not sure how that makes me “right.” I doubt they would have me.
Also discussed on Freesteader.
And in an excellent post, The Decline of the Randian Influence on American Libertarianism?
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