Media

 

 

1. Creative Models & Community Constraints (extra-legal)

 

Steven Johnson: Where good ideas come from (TedTalks)

 

Johanna Blakely: Lessons from fashion’s free culture (TedTalks)

 

William Fisher, Copyright Spring 2013: Special Event 3, Extralegal Norms (HLS)

 

William Fisher, Copyright Spring 2013: Event 4, Appropriation Art (HLS)

 

William Fisher, Copyright Spring 2013: Event 5, Free Culture (HLS)

 

Amanda Palmer: The art of asking (TedTalks)

 

 

2. Technological Constraints

 

Everything Is A Remix (Full Film)

 

Everything Is A Remix (TedTalks)

 

 

3. Copyright & Remixing

 

Elisa Kreisinger on Fair Use(r): Art and Copyright Online (Berkman)

 

Bruce Springsteen, Keynote SXSW 2012

 

William Fisher, Copyright Spring 2013: Special Event 1, The Interests of Authors (HLS)

 

William Fisher, Copyright Spring 2013: Special Event 2, IP Protection for Fashion (HLS)

 

Andy Baio on Remix Law From a Creators Perspective

http://vimeo.com/62839607

 

 

4. Trademarks, Patents & the IP Business 

 

Larry Lessig: Laws that choke creativity (TedTalks)

 

Intellectual Property: Property Right or Government Regulation (Stanford Law School Debate between Prof. Mark Lemley & Prof. Adam Mossoff)

 

How Patent Trolls Kill Innovation (Reason TV)

 

 

5. Contractual & Corporate Constraints

 

Across Three Continents: A Tale of Tumblr, Copyright, and Excellent Posters (vlogbrothers)

 

 

6. Privacy, Defamation, & Personality Law  

7. Industry & Medium Regulation 

8. Consumer Law Constraints (advertising regulation; apprehension of physical or psychological harm)

9. Corporate/Tax/Currency/Gambling Law & Regulation

10. Criminal & Obscenity Laws

 

Free as in Sexist? The Gender Gap in Free Culture – A Lecture by Joseph Reagle

 

 

11. Internet Governance & Surveillance

 

Ai Weiwei does Gangnam Style

 

Jonathan Zittrain on Memes & Society (Berkman Center)

 

Jonathan Zittrain on Reconciling a Global Internet and Local Law

 

Pranesh Prakash of the Center for Internet and Society on the WIPO Treaty for the Blind

 

Anil Dash: The Web We Lost (Berkman Center)

 

Douglas Rushkoff on Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now

 

Location Tracking and Biometrics Conference (Yale Law School Information Society Project) – begins at 38:28

This conference took place on March 3, 2013. Judges, policymakers, practitioners, academics, and others looked to the future after the SCOTUS decision in U.S. v. Jones dealing with the constitutionality of GPS-tracking vehicles without a warrant. Panels: 38:28 – 2:33:30; 3:03:40 – 4:35:30; 6:01:25 – 7:12:20; 7:31:48 – 9:05:28; 9:12:30 – 9:35:45.

 

 

12. Digital Ethics – A Modest Redefinition

 

Lawrence Lessig, Aaron’s Laws: Law and Justice in a Digital Age

Molly Crabapple on Art in the Age of the Ubiquitous Image