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* '''An [[Internet for the Common Good]]: Engagement, Empowerment, and Justice for All.''' A Community Informatics Declaration. By Michael Gurstein. (see also: How can we achieve [[Internet Justice]] ?) | * '''An [[Internet for the Common Good]]: Engagement, Empowerment, and Justice for All.''' A Community Informatics Declaration. By Michael Gurstein. (see also: How can we achieve [[Internet Justice]] ?) | ||
=Key Books= | |||
* [[On Internet Freedom]], by Marvin Ammori [http://rtb.techdirt.com/products/on-internet-freedom/] | |||
"In this short volume, available as a DRM-free ebook, the established First Amendment scholar and longtime digital rights advocate Marvin Ammori takes on the question of why everybody should care about keeping the Internet free. Along the way, he explains how online battles like the SOPA protests have helped shape our understanding—and the reality—of our online rights." [https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/12/effs-reading-list-books-2013] | |||
Revision as of 11:29, 24 December 2013
We support the following appeal:
- An Internet for the Common Good: Engagement, Empowerment, and Justice for All. A Community Informatics Declaration. By Michael Gurstein. (see also: How can we achieve Internet Justice ?)
Key Books
- On Internet Freedom, by Marvin Ammori [1]
"In this short volume, available as a DRM-free ebook, the established First Amendment scholar and longtime digital rights advocate Marvin Ammori takes on the question of why everybody should care about keeping the Internet free. Along the way, he explains how online battles like the SOPA protests have helped shape our understanding—and the reality—of our online rights." [2]
Pages in category "Rights"
The following 176 pages are in this category, out of 176 total.
A
- Aaron Swartz
- Abigail Hunt and Peter Nolan on What the Gig Economy Means for Workers Rights
- Academic Freedom Alliance
- Academic Freedom in the UK
- Academic Punishment, Political Discrimination, and Self-Censorship
- Andrew Lowenthal on Resisting the Censorship-Industrial Complex
- Anti-Disinformation
- Attribution of Rights to Natural Resources
- Autonomy
- Ayishat Akanbi on the Importance of Free Speech
B
C
- Cancel Culture on Campus
- Canceling of the American Mind
- Cases of Deplatforming Related to Group Identity Politics
- Causa en Común
- Censorship Culture
- Censorship-Industrial Complex
- Censorship-Resistant Immutability
- Chicago Statement on Free Speech Policy
- Civil Rights, Big Data, and Our Algorithmic Future
- Coding Freedom
- Committee for Academic Freedom - UK
- Common Rights to Water and Land
- Commons as New Narrative to Enrich the Food Sovereignty and Right to Food Claims
- Commons Rights Are Not Legal Rights
- Community Right to Bid
- Community Rights
- Constructal Law
- Costanza Gallo on Censorship in the Crypto World
- Crowd-Working
- Crypto Wars
- Crypto-Based Censorship Resistance as Law and State Resistance
D
- Dan Nazer on the Electronic Freedom Foundation
- Data Ecosystems for Protecting European Citizens’ Digital Rights
- Data Love
- Declaration of Internet Freedom
- Declaration on Women's Sex-Based Rights
- Democratic Women’s Declaration on Protecting Sex-Based Rights
- Design Rights
- Digital Bill of Rights
- Digital Democracy Manifesto
- Digital Freedom Declaration
- Digital Imprimatur
- Digital Justice Principles
- Digital Rights Activism
- Digital Rights Dissenters
- Digital Rights Movement
- Dmytri Kleiner and Jacob Appelbaum on Capitalism and Surveillance on the Internet
- Dorian Abbot on Protecting Academic Freedom
- Dream Coalition
E
F
G
H
- Helen Pluckrose on Fighting Back Against Cancel Culture
- Heterodox Academy
- Hippocratic Oath for Content Creators
- Historical and Theoretical Foundations of International Law Concerning Hate Speech
- Homo Digitalis - Greece
- How Commons' Rights Differ from Human Rights
- How Corporate Lobbying on Copyright Threatens Online Freedoms
- Human Dignity
- Human Rights Makerlab
I
J
M
N
O
P
- Pandemic Censorship
- Panics and Persecutions
- Paul Cienfuegos on How Local Communities Are Dismantling Corporate Rule
- Paul Coleman on the State of Global Censorship
- Peer-to-Peer Rights Fund
- People’s Principles To End Mass Surveillance
- Peter Linebaugh on Who Owns the Commons
- Phalanx Initiative
- Political Discrimination, Punishment, , and Self-Censorship in Academia
- Power Theory of Free Speech
- Predatory Delay
- Privacy is a Public Good
R
- Ranking Digital Rights
- Rebecca MacKinnon on Internet Freedom
- Rebekah Barnett and Andrew Lowenthal of Liber-Net on Resisting Censorship
- Reclaiming Feminism from the Logic of the Market
- Recommendations To Defend Yourself Against Cancel Culture Attacks
- RedPaTodos
- Renewable Freedom Foundation
- Repair Coalition
- Report of the Committee on Freedom of Expression at the University of Chicago
- Repressive Tolerance
- Right To Capital
- Right to Common as a Basic Human Right
- Right To Common in the Flanders
- Right To Pooling
- Right To Psychological Continuity
- Right to Repair
- Right to Roam
- Right to Self Government
- Right to the Co-City
- Right to the Datafied City
- Rights of Future Generations
- Rightsholdership
S
T
- TakeiCoin
- Territories and the Right to Food and Water
- Theodoros Karyotis the Right to the City and Urban Conflicts
- Time Has Come to Socialize Social Media as Public Utilities
- Toronto Declaration on Protecting the Rights to Equality and Non-Discrimination in Machine Learning Systems
- Transparency Does Not Trump Surveillance, Only Privacy Does
- Transparent Society