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Freedom for IP

02
Mar2007
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Freedom for IP:
Ignite Seattle Video

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this is a good presentation about intellectual freedom, the the freedom to create and innovate.

Computer and Video Games, Information and Network Security, Political Economy, Science and Technology Policy, Social Policy, Software and Culture

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BRISTOL / BRONX INTERNET YOUTH A/V PERFORMANCE.SATURDAY 3RD MARCH – 5.15 – 6.00 PM GMT (12.15 – 1 PM EST )In partnership with Basement Studio, Bristol and The Point Youth Centre, New York. Furthernoise.org present audio visual performances by young people mixing images and sounds live from both cities on the internet using the multiuser A/V platform VisitorsStudio.The first of it's kind, the performances are the culmination of workshops held over 4 weekends where 12 young people aged 16 – 20 in both cities have met each other on the internet to create images & sounds based on themes they have developed together over the course of the workshops.The performances will start at 5.15 GMT (12.15 – 1 pm EST ) sharp and will be available for anyone to view on their computer.Note: Flash 8 plug needs to be installed.To log on and view the performances go to http://www.visitorsstudio.orgFor regular updates about visitorsstudio visit: http://blog.visitorsstudio.orgReviews an

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