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A Ban on CD Ripping Marks 2015’s Low Point in International Copyright
2015 was an interesting year for copyright reform. Jeremy Malcolm explains just how interesting.
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Nightmares of 1965
As part of their early schooling, Indonesians in the Soeharto era were deliberately traumatized by the state. An anonymous contributor relates her personal tale.
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An Unbelievable Story of Rape
An 18-year-old said she was attacked at knifepoint. Then she said she made it up. That’s where the story begins in this deep-dig piece from Marshall Project and ProPublica reporters T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong.
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Confronting Monstrosity with Fragility: Poetry Against Arms
Can poetics bring peace? Johanna Heuveling writes about Poetry Against Arms.
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The Christmas Day that Peace Broke Out
As once again politicians seek to unleash the dogs of war, a one-man play recalls the brief holiday truce that marked the first year of World War I. Michael Winship writes.
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The Life and Death of the Graveyard Shift
Working in the middle of the night has its excellent moments. Will we miss them when the robots take over? Danielle King writes.
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Weekly E-book: Pwning Tomorrow
Electronic Frontier Foundation’s 25th Anniversary brings you fiction, and our e-book of the week.
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A Brief Holiday Suite in Prose: Max’s Christmas Card for 2015
Max Reif keeps you alive during the Great Depression, also known as the holiday season.
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“I Want a World of Peace”: An Interview with Jeremy Corbyn
Amy Goodman interviews Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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