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Free Culture - Creative Commons (1of4)

A presentation given by Stanford Law professor and founder of Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig, about his book "Free Culture".  
 
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toxicchicken1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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thats a great presentation! thanks alot!
powergirl901 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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"The public domain doesn't exist"--that's very good and you can feel the impoverishment all around. Ask any teen what their favorite car is: it's a car made 40 years ago. Ask them their favorite band, songs, and singers and the answer is the same. Creativity is being legislated, jailed, banned, strangled out of existence today.
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Jeez, ask any adult or little child and they will tell that today's crap American cars are worthless and the pseudo-rock drek played on radios/elevators/shopping-mall s/etc are worth even less.
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Creative commons should be promoted, but will only be allowed to stay alive in a limited part of society, it's almost natural in a way for people to feel greedy, to be paid for any obscure use of their work.
People want to listen t music and watch films for free, but still get paid for their own songs or movies..as much as love the idea, it's not completely practical keeping in mind the history of human nature
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Excellent! Thanks alot for uploading this! The whole thing is going straight to my favs...

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