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Hugh D'Andrade

  • Art Director, EFF
San Francisco
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2021 Year in Review: EFF Graphics

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By Hugh D'Andrade, Caitlyn Crites, Shirin Mori
| EFF
EFF's small design team sometimes struggles to keep up with the frenetic pace of our activist, legal and development colleagues. Whenever EFF launches a new legal case, activism campaign, tech project, or development campaign, we try to create unique and inspiring graphics to promote it. At EFF, we find that the ability to visualize the issues at hand encourages supporters to engage more fully with our work, to learn more and share more about what we do, and to donate to our cause.
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The Catalog of Missing Devices

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By Soraya Okuda, Hugh D'Andrade, Nicola Ginzler, Coleen Baik
| EFF
There’s a whole catalog of devices that are missing from our world. Things we’d pay money for — things you could earn money with — don’t exist thanks to the chilling effects of an obscure copyright law: Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA 1201). That law makes selling a device that bypasses access controls on copyrighted works illegal, with criminal penalties of 5 years in prison (for a first offense!), and potential civil penalties in the millions.
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White House Photos - Does the Public Need a License to Use?

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By Hugh D'Andrade
| EFF
The White House has recently unveiled its Official White House Photostream on Flickr, posting dozens of stunning photos by official photographer Pete Souza. In posting the photos, the White House chose the least restrictive license available, a Creative Commons Attribution license — which means the public is free to download, copy, and re-mix freely, so long as the original photographer is credited.
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