My name is Austin Gilmour. I am a Senior in the College of Journalism studying Telecommunications-Production. I would like to one day work in the film industry writing, editing, or filming. I created this blog to showcase my work in various mediums. On here, you'll find scripts, movies, essays, photographs, anything and everything I've created.
Showing posts with label intellectual property. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intellectual property. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
EXTRA POST: Do Copyright Laws Stifle Creativity?
Lawrence Lessig, Stanford law professor and copyright activist, discusses examples of "mash-ups" or "remixes" and their influence on popular culture. He discusses the future of media and how copyright laws are out of date. I found this article on Youtube while surfing the ForaTv channel, a lecture series from the world's top universities. The video stood out to me because it explores copyright laws in a modern context and asks the question, are copyright laws outdated?
Labels:
activism,
copyright,
embedded video,
intellectual property,
YouTube
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)