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Netzpolitik-Podcasts

Wednesday, September 27th, 2006

Markus Beckedahl from Netzpolitik recorded a number of podcasts at WOS4. Here is the complete list:

  • The iCommons workshop with Heather Ford, Lawrence Lessig and Aral Balkan (English, ca. one hour).
    OGG (35MB) and MP3 (41MB).

  • Interview with Roland Alton-Scheidl zu Registered Commons (German, ca. 12 minutes).
    MP3 (15 MB)

  • Interview with Fernanda Weiden, together with Meike Richter (English, ca. 25 minutes).
    MP3 (22 MB)

  • Interview mit Georg Greve (German, ca. 26 minutes).
    MP3 (25 MB)

  • Interview with Rishab Aiyer Ghosh (English, ca. 40 minutes).
    MP3 ()

  • Interview with Yochai Benkler (English, ca. 20 minutes).
    MP3 ()

  • Interview with Bernhard Reiter, Geschäftsführer der Intevation GmbH und Deutschland-Koordinator der Free Software Foundation Europe (German, ca. 20 minutes).
    MP3 ()

  • Interview with Volker Grassmuck (German, ca. 20 minutes).
    MP3 ()

  • Interview with Matthias Spielkamp, director of the Show des Freien Wissens (German, ca. 20 minutes).
    MP3 ()

EU Copyright Directive reviewed by civil society experts

Sunday, July 23rd, 2006

A network of civil society experts is cooperating over the summer to create a best practice resource site and report on the implementation of the EU Copyright Directive. We will discuss a draft version of the report at the Wizards of OS conference in Berlin from 14-16 September, and at the EUCD workshop we are organising on 17 September. Based on feedback in Berlin, we will then create a final report by the end of October.

We already have a significant amount of material up at the EUCD Wiki, see especially the draft of the Best Practice Guide. We would be interested to hear from other copyright experts who would like to contribute further best practice examples from EUCD implementations. The guide is structured so that implementation details are stored on country-specific pages, and particularly good (or bad!) examples are
then referenced from the main report.

Please contact Ian Brown (I.Brown [at] cs.ucl.ac.uk) if you would like to become involved.