Freedom of Expression® & the Rights of Intellectual Property Ownwers.

"What is happening to being creative and being able to utilize our "freedom of expression®?"

The book, Freedom of Expression®, Overzealous Copyright Bozos and Other Enemies of Creativity, by Kembrew McLoud, presents the greed of some, the expounding egos of others wailing the Intellectual Property Law flag and the dimishing valid uses of the "artistic license". Dear Dr. McLeod, what about writing a companion book that explores the personal injustices of "freedom of surveillance" and the horrors of "paying" for your constitultional right to freedom of speech, as "Big Brother" lays nascent intergrades to establish the *"Federal Blogging Commission". Where did you say you could buy a bummper sticker that says, "One Nation under Surveillance"?

Kembrew McLeod is a professor at the University of Iowa in the Department of Communications and is considered to be an expert on Intellectual Property copyright. He is also not without a whimzical sense of humor, as demonstrated by his many media pranks.

If you were to do a Google search for "One Nation Under Surveilance", you would get over 19 million responses. For further reading about "the eye on America", visit these websites:

"One Nation Under Surveilance-Keep our eyes on America, circa 2003, where the Patriot Act has freedom of expression a crime to be investigated", Sacramento News and Review July 03, 2003One Nation Under Surveillance Bumper Sticker FREE SHIPPING

Visit this site for digital library resources world wide and a forum discussion board:
Online Forum on Intellectual Property in the Information Society of the World Intellectual Property Organization.

The Brint Institute is so complete with resouce information, it is hard to imagine that you could possible have a question this site could not find an answer for.Intellectual Property Copyrights, Trademarks & Patents: Law and Technology

Breaking News-July 21, 2006 From Electronic Frontier Foundation
Judge's Refusal to Dismiss EFF's Spying Case Sets Stage for Congressional Showdown A federal judge has refused to dismiss the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (EFF's) case against AT&T for collaborating with the NSA in illegal spying on millions of ordinary Americans, setting the stage for a congressional showdown over proposed dramatic changes in federal surveillance law.





Brassai (Gyula Halasz)"Bijou" of the Montmartre cabarets From "Paris by Night"1933 © Mme G. Brassai
Scan courtesy of Masters of Photography.