Re-Podcast :: The News about the News: Jay Rosen

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From Christopher Lydon's Open Source Radio, a history and analysis of new and old media by one of my media heroes, Jay Rosen, including an important meditation on the nature of objectivity and why objectivity became important to news.

Plenty of food for thought in this podcast.

Thanks, Mr. Lydon and Mr. Rosen. Well done.

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Tell 'em the Mission

Tell 'em the REAL mission.

Bumper Sticker contest.

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Against the Case of IP :: Open Source Radio :: Christopher Lydon on Jonathan Lethem

OMG, Jonathan Lethem puts open source into action, giving the screen rights to his forthcoming book You Don't Love Me Yet away, now, to a specific director-to-be-named, and in five years to the public domain.

Bravo! Bravo!

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Re-vlog :: Lessig on Orphaned Works Policy

Lawrence Lessig's made this video to address a part of ongoing Intellectual Property debates, specifically, the concept of orphaned works, works for which a creator cannot be found.

I'm relatively certain Lessig reads this text, but hear how near-conversational he comes across.


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