Peter A. Allard School of LawLegal Constraints on (Digital) Creativity

Jon’s Talks

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Open Courses, Open Pedagogies (presentations by Christina Hendricks, Jon Beasley-Murray & Jon Festinger @ UBC CTLT Institute, May 27, 2013)

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“The Battle of the Living Room: Video Game Consoles as Media Centers” with Kraig Marini-Baker (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP), Alan Bruggeman (Microsoft), Anoop Desai (Electronic Arts). Part of Law Seminars International 3rd Annual Seattle Conference on Gamer Technology Law, October 4, 2012.

Jon’s April 15, 2011 Keynote Talk to The Law Society of Upper Canada Entertainment & Media Law Symposium on Convergence 3.0

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