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Cover yourself: A radical approach to copyright
David Battino of O'Reilly Digital Media has an audio interview with Webjay founder Lucas Gonze.
All Lucas Gonze wanted to do was upload some cover songs to his blog. But he quickly realized that digital copyright law would make that impossibly expensive, if not illegal. Fired up to share music fairly, this open source enthusiast dug deeper and deeper into history until he finally came across the mother lode of public domain songs.
Listen as the creative programmer behind the Webjay playlist service explains how he waltzed around the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and why he thinks these heavy-handed restrictions on art could doom our culture.
July 29, 2007 at 11:31 PM in Digital rights & copyright, Music | Permalink
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