7 Aug 00:04
Steal This Film's raw footage available and excellent
From: Seth Johnson <seth.johnson <at> RealMeasures.dyndns.org>
Subject: Steal This Film's raw footage available and excellent
Newsgroups: gmane.org.freeculture.discuss
Date: 2008-08-06 22:05:55 GMT
Subject: Steal This Film's raw footage available and excellent
Newsgroups: gmane.org.freeculture.discuss
Date: 2008-08-06 22:05:55 GMT
> http://kenzoid.com/blog/archive/849/ > Steal This Film's raw footage available and excellent > > I heard about Steal This Film II when it was originally released, and I meant to watch it early on...but never > got around to it. Shame on me...I recently finished it, and it was outstanding. > > And I'm even more excited now, b/c I'm in the middle of exploring the raw footage that the film was based on. > > Wow...this is truly awesome!! The film was great, but as in the case of every documentary, there's far more raw > footage than made it into the finished work. All this footage is now available for viewing, and it's an deep, > engaging dive into the concepts and questions brought up by the film (copyright, intellectual property, > creativity, and the future of distribution, for starters). It gets better...the footage is all under Creative > Commons, and most of it is under the Attribution-ShareAlike (BY-SA) license, which allows for derivative reuse. > It's mind-boggling, really. > > Some of my favorite thinkers in this space are represented, including Eben Moglen, Yochai Benkler, and Fred von > Lohmann (though not limited to them by any means). Regardless of your > knowledge level on these topics, there's probably more than one interview you'll enjoy and learn from here. > > posted by Ken Kennedy at Aug 6th 2008 1:01 a.m.
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