Lectures tagged "archives"


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Ownership of Cultural Property
Bernard Margolis
January 18, 2007
00:56:43
This series examines a number of issues that have long confronted the library world, and which hold implications for libraries for the future.
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Economics of Open Content: Archives, Museums, and Libraries II
Howard Besser
January 24, 2006
00:54:23
The archives, museums, and libraries panel continues with Howard Besser, Director of Moving Image Archiving and Preservation and Professor of Cinema Studies at New York University, describing work und
Economics of Open Content: Archives, Museums, and Libraries I
Clifford Lynch
January 24, 2006
01:21:37
Clifford Lynch, Executive Director of the Coalition for Networked Information, reviews the progress made on day one of the conference, highlighting how academic and commercial thinking and markets ove
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Economics of Open Content: The Music Industry
Terry Fisher
January 23, 2006
01:19:48
Harvard University Law School Professor, head of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society, and author of Promises to Keep Terry Fisher explores the various choices economic, legal, moral faci
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Economics of Open Content: Knowledge as a Public Good
Anne Margulies
January 23, 2006
01:48:42
MIT Open CourseWare Director Anne Margulies, MIT Open CourseWare Senior Strategist Steve Carson, and MIT Professor of Linguistics and MIT Open CourseWare advisor Shigeru Miyagawa explain the seemingly
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Economics of Open Content: Open Text
Fred Beshears
January 23, 2006
02:06:18
Fred Beshears, and others, present an industry study on the economics of open text and discuss convergence cultures at a conference on The Economics of Open Content.
Economics of Open Content: Creative Production in the Digital Age
Anne Margulies
January 23, 2006
01:30:53
Anne Margulies of MIT introduces the first two sessions of a conference on The Economics of Open Content.
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Future of the Digital Commons
Nancy Kranich
September 22, 2005
02:01:20
Panelists Nancy Kranich, Ann Wolpert, and Steven Pinker discuss the possible future of the Digital Commons.