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Statue of Homer at the University of Virginia.
[edit] Copyright (Sculptor)
This statue was done by sculptor Moses Jacob Ezekiel and was unveiled in 1907.[1]
[edit] Copyright (Photographer)
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[edit] Copycenter
The way it was characterized politically, you had copyright, which is what the big companies use to lock everything up; you had copyleft, which is free software's way of making sure they can't lock it up; and then Berkeley had what we called ‘copycenter’, which is ‘take it down to the copy center and make as many copies as you want’. —Kirk McKusick, BSDCon 1999.
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