Students don’t like copyright? You don’t say! Seriously though, FreeCulture.org is an international student movement that tries to promote the ideas expressed in Lessig’s Free Culture. The site includes calls to action, ideas about how to promote Creative Commons, and other cool stuff such as ways to convert your backpack into a Creative Commons fashion statement (don’t kids worry about bullying these days?).
This is a great idea, web activism at its best.
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