First International Mobile IPR Workshop

Rights Management of Information Products on the Mobile Internet


Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT

August Wednesday 27 - Thursday 28, 2003

Helsinki, Finland

http://www.hiit.fi/de/mobileipr/workshop/



MobileIPR Workshop welcomes papers on all aspects of rights management

related to information products such as music, electronic books, videos,

multimedia, games, or software distributed on the Mobile Internet

commercially or otherwise.

jim writes:

"ZeroWar 2 Conference"

Canberra, Australia, March 22-23, 2003

Following on from the Zero War conference held in Wollongong last December, Canberra Treason is organising Zero War 2: A revolutionary anti-war forum aimed at facilitating direct action, revolt and total liberation.

Ray Jeamchange writes "

The next anti-Capitalist social night is on Tuesday 18th March at its new regular venue:

7.30pm at The Foundry, 82-84 Great Eastern Street, London EC2

(on the corner of Old St & Gt Eastern St - nearest tube: Old Street)

From now on, whatever else is happening, you know that we will be organising an anti-Capitalist social at the Foundry on the 3rd Tuesday of every month.

As well as being a social event -- with all anti-Capitalists welcome (whatever flavour) -- the social nights have proved to be a useful place to meet new people and have hosted some excellent political and practical discussions. As usual, there is no line being pushed, no hassle, no lectures. Now we have a regular venue with lots of room, we're also thinking about expanding the social nights to include film showings and the occasional eclectic speaker - if you have any suggestions, please let us know.

TACT - Temporary anti-Capitalist Teams

http://www.temporary.org.uk"

We are excited to announce that the next edition of

the Anarchist Black Cross Network publication will be

produced by the Break The Chains collective.



We are now accepting submissions for the newsletter

from anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist prisoners

and prison activists - so send us your contributions

of poetry, artwork, and articles analyzing the Prison

Industrial Complex, how prison relates to and

reinforces other forms of oppression (racism, gender

oppression, etc.), articles on prisoner-support and

prisoner resistance, critiques of contemporary

movement trends, and suggestions for how anarchist

prisoner-aid groups such as the ABCN can be more

effective at supporting prisoners and building a

movement to abolish prisons and the deranged society

that continues to build them. We are especially

interested in hearing from politically conscious and

active women prisoners and prison activists, whose

voices are all too often underrepresented in our

movement.



Send contributions to: ABC Network Newsletter, c/o

Break The Chains, PO Box 11331, Eugene, OR 97440.