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Well this is my first blog on pirated airspace, I think my neighbor has a new wireless toy, and I'm reaping the benefits...only A fifty percent connection though so downloading anything larger than a few MB sucks...So copywriting, I've been banging my head to figure out what the most important aspect is and well I think there are many important aspects, the grassroots dilemma is critical, does the artist have a right to protect their work? Absolutely, whether it’s a Song or a poem, or a cartoon or a dissertation they have the right to be recognized and protected. Secondly, something cbd said in class Friday, struck me. Labels, copy right bozo’s, they’re the ones who buy the music, they pay the artist a hefty sum for the rights to play and distribute the music over the airwaves, however, they are not the sole proprietor, they are the acting agent, the contractor, or the muscle if you will, when a dispute is raised. So I think more discussion should be directed to the industrial giants who usurp rights, or are given agency from and by the artists to contract this work.

My question is, and I guess this is interface/copyright issue, is fire fox an open source browser, or is it just a very convenient browser interface? I am having some trouble getting through the ANTI MAC article, my goodness it’s dry, I like their explanation and reasons for flawed thinking and the “time has come and gone” idea for the reality metaphor, it hasn’t though has it? Things haven’t changed dramatically in the last ten years in fact, the only real differences as far as interface design in the (wimp) world is the esthetics. Perhaps there are some file transfer short cuts that have changed and I’m sure windows has come along was in the production of background services, but, I’m not really sure what has and what hasn’t grown.