Good overview, but I don't really get why it's guerrilla. I learned how to silkscreen in an institution and could have easily been brain washed into making shirts that said "I love having my civil liberties taken away! :)".

Neither the house nor the senate bill is specific enough for me to trust either. What is a diligent search? What's reasonable compensations? And who is going to reasonably compensate me when I have to pay for a lawyer to represent me? This legislation opens up too many opportunities for large companies to screw artists over. I support actual orphaned works being opened up to institutions, or even the private consumer, but I don't think these bills protect artists who can still be located.

If you're sick of reading about it, then scroll past it, duh. At first I was annoyed, now it's almost comforting to hear about all the things Little Brother is up to. Cory, do you think you could replace the image of the book cover with some pictures from the events? It would be nice to have a little variety.

t3knomanser, you really should have included a devils advocate disclaimer in your original post. Sorry about pulling the phobia card.

@ #18 Maybe instead of veiling your homophobia in talks about history and aliens, you should understand that queer couples are being denied fundamental rights that go beyond breeding.

Go California, I wish I lived in a state that could even consider such things.