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Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing
From: Cal Frye <cjf () CALFRYE COM>
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 08:32:40 -0400
Brad Judy ventured to comment, at 8/22/06 5:21 PM:
Since the site and video seem entirely focused on music, it also seems clear that it's RIAA backed. A good copyright information campaign should include mention of movies, TV shows, text, images and software in addition to music.
It wouldn't hurt to mention the work your library or other copyright officer
does on clearing copyright for all those course materials and handouts given
out by professors, whether in print or electronically. Students assume a "fair
use" interpretation somewhat broader than actually exists, and we aid that
misinterpretation with our use of the photocopier.
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-- Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Oberlin College
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"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act."
--George Orwell.
Current thread:
- New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Rodney Petersen (Aug 22)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Brad Judy (Aug 22)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Cal Frye (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Alan Amesbury (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Rizzo, James (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Chris Green (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Chris Green (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing H. Morrow Long (Aug 23)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Nate Johnson (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing George C. Russ (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Jordan Wiens (Aug 25)
- Re: New Video Educates Students on Illegal File Sharing Jordan Wiens (Aug 25)
