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Students for Free Culture is an international chapter-based student organization that promotes the public interest in intellectual property and information & communications technology policy.
A free culture is one where all members are free to participate in its transmission and evolution, without artificial limits on who can participate or in what way. The free culture movement seeks to develop this culture by promoting four things:
- creativity and innovation;
- communication and free expression;
- public access to knowledge;
- and citizens' civil liberties.
Check out Free Culture X, our 2010 Conference
- Animation by Nina Paley Illustrates the Perils of EULAs and Wiretapping (2010-07-11)
People might remember Nina Paley Nina Paley from her Creative Commons-Licensed animated film Sita Sings the Blues. This particular animation was created to… [Read More]
- Announcing the SFC Board of Directors, 2010-2011 (2010-06-14)
Students for Free Culture is proud to announce the inauguration its board of directors for the upcoming academic year. It’s our pleasure to introduce the five members… [Read More]
- Announcing the SFC Faculty Advisory Board (Part 2) (2010-06-03)
We recently unveiled the first members of the Students for Free Culture Faculty Advisory Board: Larry Lessig, Mike Nelson, Ed Felten, and Gabriella Coleman. As… [Read More]
- Canadian Students Campaign for Fair Copyright (2010-05-30)
The Canadian Federation of Students has put together a really great video promoting better copyright policy in Canada. You can learn more about their campaign… [Read More]
- Announcing the SFC Faculty Advisory Board (Part I) (2010-05-20)
It’s no secret that academics are an important source of inspiration for Students for Free Culture – after all, our name comes from a book… [Read More]
- Virginia Tech: FreedomPack 2010.0 Released (2010-05-08)
The FreedomPack, a project of our chapter that provides a disc of free software for Windows and Mac OS X users, has been released to… [Read More]
- Virginia Tech: Free Games LAN party (2010-04-21)
Free Culture at Virginia Tech will be hosting a LAN party for free games on Sunday. Games being played include Nexuiz, BZFlag, Wormux, and… [Read More]
- UFlorida: Linux Installfest, April 3rd (2010-03-30)
Florida Free Culture is hosting a Linux Installfest this weekend! Date: Saturday, April 3rd Time: 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM Location Reitz Union Room 284 We will have flash… [Read More]
- NYU: OpenHatch.org Guest Speakers, Monday March 22 (2010-03-21)
This Monday, March 22nd, we will be hosting Asheesh Laroia and Parker Phinney as they come and talk about the new start-up OpenHatch.org, an “open… [Read More]
- NYU: Copyright Criminals screening Friday Mar 5 (2010-03-03)
This is just a reminder (or a notice) that this Friday, March 5, we will be screening the new documentary “Copyright Criminals” in room 109… [Read More]