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Photos from NYC anti-DRM demonstration, with Richard Stallman

Cory Doctorow at 11:13 pm Wed, Nov 30, 2005

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Fred sez, "Free Culture @ NYU wanted to say thanks to everyone who came out to our second DRM demonstration at Tower Records. We handed out over 700 flyers and met tons of interested and grateful consumers. We even had a little chat with the manager of store who wasn't aware that Sony's XCP CDs were still on the shelves of his store. He was a good sport about it and told us he'd have them removed "immediately." Anyway, check out the full Flickr set here."

Free Software movement founder Richard Stallman, who had been at NYU to give a talk, tagged along and wore a sandwich board. Link, Link to announcement of the DRM demonstration (Thanks, Fred and Michael!)

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