Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

In this Meanland lecture, Cory Doctorow discusses how writers can seize the possibilities of the digital future.

The internet and digital technology is challenging traditional notions of copyright, but many authors are finding new and innovative ways to circulate their work — and to make a living while doing so. Acclaimed SF writer, blogger and commentator Cory Doctorow looks at the perils and opportunities of this brave new world. The Wheeler Centre is a new kind of cultural institution, dedicated to the discussion and practice of writing, books and ideas. The Centre is a cornerstone of Melbourne’s UNESCO City of Literature status.

http://wheelercentre.com/videos/video/meanland-copyright-vs-creativity-with-cory-doctorow/

Also huffduffed as…

  1. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by adactio on April 11th, 2011

  2. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by jessewillis on April 27th, 2011

  3. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by iamdanw on April 15th, 2011

  4. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by procload on April 13th, 2011

  5. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by sechilds on April 18th, 2011

  6. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by zzot on May 1st, 2011

  7. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by tribehut on April 18th, 2011

  8. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by derfrankie on April 13th, 2011

  9. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by greenspade on April 11th, 2011

  10. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by morrowplanet on April 25th, 2011

  11. Copyright vs creativity with Cory Doctorow

    —Huffduffed by lewisnyman on May 16th, 2011

Possibly related…

  1. Reading in a time of technology

    Meanland: Reading in a Time of Technology looks at how technology will change writing, reading and what we call literature.

    Director of the Institute for the Future of the Book Chris Meade discusses his own experiments with digital writing and why the end of the book is just the beginning for fiction. Games writer Paul Callaghan explains how story is a space you explore, playing as adopting characters and how choice is a powerful narrative force in games.

    Chris Meade and Paul Callaghan http://wheelercentre.com/videos/video/meanland-chris-meade-and-paul-callaghan/

    —Huffduffed by imsmi 2 years ago

  2. What Would an Evidence-Based Copyright Law Look Like?

    Copyright laws are declared to be the underpinnings of creativity, innovation, the knowledge economy, and everything short of curing the sick and feeding the poor. Can copyright laws do all these wonderful things, or are they, in Ian Hargreaves’ words, the result of lobbynomics?

    William Patry is senior copyright counsel at Google Inc. He has written far too much about copyright law, including his new book How to Fix Copyright Law and so now spends his time playing bass clarinet.

    —Huffduffed by iansealy 2 months ago

  3. Meanland - reading without privacy

    Today, we’re all reading and writing more than ever, on text messages, on Twitter and on Facebook. But has social networking broken down the distinction between our public and our private lives? What are the rules for writing in forms that are so intimate and entirely open?

    Jonathan Green, Alison Croggon, Jeff Sparrow and Sophie Cunningham discuss whether we tweet as ourselves or as representatives of our employers, and ask: is new media helping us work differently or just work harder?

    Chaired by Michael Williams. The Wheeler Centre is a new kind of cultural institution, dedicated to the discussion and practice of writing, books and ideas. The Centre is a cornerstone of Melbourne’s UNESCO City of Literature status.

    http://wheelercentre.com/videos/video/meanland-reading-without-privacy/

    —Huffduffed by imsmi 2 years ago