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This Blog Arts and culture are a cornerstone of American society. But arts and culture workers are often left out of important policy conversations concerning technology and creative rights even though the outcomes will have a profound impact on our world. Is it benign neglect? Or did we... more
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Kevin Erickson commented on A Bill of Goods?: Bill, I think you might want to qualify that a bit. Artists' interests are...
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Alex Shapiro commented on Directing advocacy: "The simple fact is we don’t share those concerns because our world is so d...
William Osborne commented on Directing advocacy: Yes, there is little agreement about what sort of advocacy work people with...
William Osborne commented on Training can be a place to start...: The general premise of this blog, that artists are not involved in activism...
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