Episode 10 Copyright or “copywrong” – Look to Lessig

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Episode 10 Copyright or “copywrong” – Look to Lessig

Show notes: Technology is making it easy to re-purpose all available content, especially audio and video. This is becoming an increasingly appealing approach for younger generations. Are existing copyright laws still appropriate? Or are we accidentally criminalising a new generation? I’d suggest watching Lawrence (Larry) Lessig’s TED video; it’s just under 20 minutes long.

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Written by markuos

July 20, 2009 at 7:55 pm

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