Confession: once you start watching a cappella videos on YouTube, it’s really hard to stop. And yes, it is 3am.
This video, though, is a perfect example of why our copyright laws are terribly suited for encouraging artistic expression in the 21st century. This is way too good to be waiting for a take-down notice.
Yes, I am a nerd for thinking about copyright law while sifting through a cappella videos on YouTube. At 3am. I am well aware of this fact.
Thursday night, I had a chance to speak at the government’s Copyright Consultation Toronto Townhall. I’ll post more detailed thoughts shortly, but […]
Last month, George Farris began a thread on the Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list questioning the license choice of Ubuntu training material. The training […]
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