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Digital technology enables literally anyone and everyone to be a creator, an innovator or an artist– to produce music, to create cutting-edge videos andphotos, and to share their creative work. Digital technology empowers individuals to enjoy these new works when, where, and how they want, and toparticipate in the artistic process. These are basic freedoms that must be protected and nurtured.
The Digital Freedom campaign is dedicated to defending the rights ofstudents, artists, innovators, and consumers to create and make lawful use of new technologies free of unreasonable government restrictions and without fearof costly and abusive lawsuits... MORE
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The attacks by the big recording labels and studios all have one goal - to outlaw new digital technology and devices that allow individuals to enjoy digitalmusic and videos at a time and place that is convenient to them.
WE NEED YOUR IMMEDIATE HELP IN PRESERVING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY RIGHTS.
10/4/2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign To Host BANDS OF THE FREE Showcase During CMJ Music Marathon 2008
10/2/2008
Digital Freedom Campaign and Free Press Join Forces
9/24/2008
Digital Freedom Campaign and Free Press Join Forces
7/14/2008
Best Practices in Copyright and Fair Use for User-Generated Content Released
6/12/2008
THE DIGITAL FREEDOM CAMPAIGN "DJ FOR A DAY" CELEBRATES MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY
5/08/2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign Responds to the RIAA's Predictions of a Comeback for DRM
5/06/2008
THE DIGITAL FREEDOM CAMPAIGN COMMENTS ON TELECOM SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING ON INTERNET FREEDOM PRESERVATION ACT
3/17/2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign RESPONDS TO MPAA Boss GLICKMAN'S REMARKS on net neutrality
2/19/2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign proudly presents DC DOES TX, at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2008
2/7/2008
"Education" Bill Puts Future of Student Financial Aid in Peril
1/03/2008
The Digital Freedom Campaign Joins Innovators and Artists at Consumer Electronics Show
12/06/2007
Enforcement Bill Could be the Beginning of Copyright Reform Conversation
11/21/2007
WHERE DO THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES STAND COPYRIGHT ISSUES?