
via vimeo.com A great example about why a Creative Commons approach to copyright is so functional and versatile with the web. In this 10 minute doc, you are introduced to the content creator of...
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Podcast 143: Suing Neanderthals For Rock Smashing Beats
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via tvo.org A great little three minute video clip by Jesse Brown, whose "Search Engine" podcast, now hosted at TVO.org, talks about such things on a weekly basis. Had the pleasure of interviewing...
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lovehate: Recent Comments on Canadian Copyright Reform
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via michaelgeist.ca As with all dystopian stories, the video clip gives an alternate future of Canada if Bill C-61 had been passed by our previous Conservative government. Much like the US Digital...
thinglets: C-61: A Speculative DocumentaryLessig's tete-a-tete with Colbert on the evils of over-protectionist copyright practices.
thinglets: clip of Lawrence Lessig on ColbertMichael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa and Canada's foremost critic of the federal Conservatives Bill C-61, has released an independent documentary on some of the concerns with proposed...
thinglets: Canada and Copyright