Naomi Klein
Canadian writer, journalist, and activist
WORDS ABOUT WORDS
Artists need to be protected from outright thievery of their work by competitors and from its use for commerical profit without permission. I do know a few anti-copyright radicals who walk around in "All Copyright Is Theft" and "Information Wants to Be Free" T-shirts, though it seems to me that those positions are more provocative than practical. But what they do serve to highlight, if only rhetorically, is the climate of cultural and linguistic privatization being advanced through outright copyright and trademark harassment.
—Naomi Klein, Canadian writer, journalist, and activist, No Logo, 1999
Posted on December 20, 2000 at 8:28 AM
WORDS ABOUT WORDS
Logos, by the force of ubiquity, have become the closest thing we have to an international language, recognized and understood in many more places than English.
—Naomi Klein, Canadian writer, journalist, and activist, No Logo, 1999
Posted on June 5, 2000 at 6:26 AM
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