I’ve been documenting some art and tech related events. This has been somewhat unstructured: See what happens and put it together. I do generally know what event is about, type of people will be there and such.<\/p>\n
Now I’d like to take a more directed approach selecting a particular question and interview people on different and sometimes opposing aspects of it: Discourse vlogs. One of the dictionary<\/a> definitions of discourse<\/em> is:<\/p>\n A formal, lengthy discussion of a subject, either written or spoken.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n In this case it’s also visual.<\/p>\n Today, on the Videoblogging Flash Meeting<\/a>, Bill Streeter replied to a talk on sharing on the internet is “stealing” that it wasn’t actually stealing, but copyright infringement. That stealing is of a singular, physical item, not a infinitely reproducible digital intellectual property in the form of music, video, etc. This intrigued me so I thought I’d take that up for a vlog discourse. <\/p>\n First I’m going to read some articles off Lawrence Lessig’s site<\/a>: <\/p>\n And then I wanted to look for writing with different and opposing points of views.<\/p>\n My questions to the reader is:<\/p>\n Please put any input in the comments area.<\/p>\n Thank you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve been documenting some art and tech related events. This has been somewhat unstructured: See what happens and put it together. I do generally know what event is about, type of people will be there and such. Now I’d like … Continue reading \n
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