Win a Very Battered Keyboard With a Key Missing And Everything!
I nearly forgot -- I took the keyboard I wrote most of Sandman on, not to mention many other things, and I signed it, and drew on it, and donated it to the Open Rights Group for their raffle. I find it difficult to imagine a world in which anyone would really want a battered old pre-Windows keyboard, even one signed and suchlike. But we may live in that world, and even if we don't, it's for a good cause... http://www.openrightsgroup.org/2007/03/21/org-raffle/
(And I'd also point artists and writers and musicians with opinions about UK copyright to http://www.openrightsgroup.org/2007/03/20/patent-office-want-evidence-to-justify-new-copyright-exceptions-for-artists)
(And I'd also point artists and writers and musicians with opinions about UK copyright to http://www.openrightsgroup.org/2007/03/20/patent-office-want-evidence-to-justify-new-copyright-exceptions-for-artists)
Labels: Open Rights Group, raffling off keyboards and suchlike




