Professor James Boyle describes the history of a single song - protesting the government's inept response after Hurricane Katrina - and its century-old lineage in the work of Kanye West, Ray Charles, and others. Each borrowed from others, yet they borrowed in different ways, with different legal rules, in different musical cultures. At the end, we can sense how future music may be shaped and what our musical culture may give up in the process. Sponsored by the Center for the Study of the Public Domain.
Omg like a hour long? Sorry but NO way I'm watching this.
DazzlingElectric 1 year ago
miguel?
sirvidia 2 years ago
test why youtube allow publisher blocking comments that belongs to the public. Can we block their postings.
beancube2008 2 years ago
It would be awesome if Professor James Boyle, or D. Randle could post the entire phone interview.
thehonestape 2 years ago
WHAT!!! I didant know youtube vids could be that long xD
unknown8088928 2 years ago
This was a great video. I sure do wish I could get accepted to Duke and attend classes like these....
MISTERREMIX 2 years ago