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Economics of Open Content: Archives, Museums, and Libraries II
Howard Besser
January 24, 2006
00:54:23
The archives, museums, and libraries panel continues with Howard Besser, Director of Moving Image Archiving and Preservation and Professor of Cinema Studies at New York University, describing work und
Economics of Open Content: Cooperation Across Institutions and Industries
Eric Saltzman
January 24, 2006
01:04:43
Creative Commons Board member Eric Saltzman and Fujitsu Labs strategist Dave Marvit explain the new legal and business frameworks that commercial and noncommercial enterprises both must take into acco
Economics of Open Content: Everything is Miscellaneous
Henry Jenkins
January 24, 2006
01:33:46
Game industry experts Henry Jenkins and David Edery of MIT describe the new economics of gaming and the new roles consumers are playing in the media that they consume.
Economics of Open Content: Film and Television I
David Pierce
January 24, 2006
01:36:56
David Pierce, President of Copyright Services and a consultant to the Library of Congress and the UCLA Film & Television Archive, discusses the economics of the public domain in a spellbinding lecture
Economics of Open Content: Film and Television II
Marsha Kinder
January 24, 2006
01:14:48
The new economics of film and television panel continues with analysis of the role of moving images at the university by Marsha Kinder, University Professor and Executive Producer and Project Leader o
Economics of Open Content: Archives, Museums, and Libraries I
Clifford Lynch
January 24, 2006
01:21:37
Clifford Lynch, Executive Director of the Coalition for Networked Information, reviews the progress made on day one of the conference, highlighting how academic and commercial thinking and markets ove
Economics of Open Content: Wealth of Networks
Yochai Benkler
January 24, 2006
00:58:46
Yale University Law School Professor Yochai Benkler explores the new economies and the powerful transformative potential of decentralized social production.
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Economics of Open Content: The Music Industry
Terry Fisher
January 23, 2006
01:19:48
Harvard University Law School Professor, head of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society, and author of Promises to Keep Terry Fisher explores the various choices economic, legal, moral faci