Syllabus: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:46, 1 June 2009

In the order per the schedule on the first day of seminar (the schedule lives here):

Free and Open Source Software

Topic Owners: dulles,Ayelet

The Internet and Societal Inequity

Topic Owners: Mark, Graham

Old Laws/New Media

Topic Owners: Debbie Rosenbaum, Matt Sanchez

All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org

Topic Owners: Rainer + Elana + Mchua

The Future of News

Topic owners: User:Drood, User:jf

The Future of Copyright and Entertainment

Topic owners: Joe, Miriam

The Google Book Search Settlement

Topic Owners: Gwen, Lee, Jon

Anonymity and privacy

Topic Owners: Dan Ray, Conor, Joshua

Internet + Industry + Investing

Topic owners: Andrew Klaber and DAL Internet, Industry, and Investing

Internet Governance and Regulation

Topic owners: Vera, Arjun

Prediction Markets

Topic Owners: Matthew, Elisabeth

The Tools Team

Topic Owners: Jason + Michelle

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-=== The Future of Copyright and Entertainment ===
+In the order per the schedule on the first day of seminar (the schedule lives [[Scheduling|here]]):
-* Alternative compensation and consumption models (Terry Fisher/Noank, anystreet, imeem, hulu, tip jars, the MPAA deal, girl talk; Gray Tuesday/downhill battle)
-* RIAA case against individual file sharers as a strategic move
-* Comparative/int’l angles
-==== Changing trends in Consumption & Creation of Music and other Performance Art====
+== Free and Open Source Software ==
+[[Free and Open Source Software]]
-'''Presenters:''' ''Joe Fishman, Miriam Weiler'' (perhaps there is some possibility of collaboration with those working on the Tenenbaum suit?)
+'''Topic Owners:  [[User:dulles|dulles]]''','''[[User:Ayelet|Ayelet]]'''
-===== Alternatives to iTunes for Access to Copyrighted Works =====
+== The Internet and Societal Inequity ==
+[[The Internet and Societal Inequity]]
-We are beginning to see more and more choices for where and how to get copyrighted music.  Gone are the days when it was either download illegally on programs such as Limewire or pay for them on iTunes.  There have been attempts at creating new marketplaces from scratch such as at [http://amiestreet.com Aimee Street], which lowers the cost of discovering new music by setting price according to download popularity. Then there has been [http://grooveshark.com Grooveshark], which charges for downloads from its user-uploaded library but actually gives a cut to the original uploader.  And then we find the advertisement-driven revenue model creeping in, such as at [http://www.imeem.com Imeem], the third-most popular social networking site on the Internet as of August (behind only facebook and MySpace).
+'''Topic Owners:'''  '''[[User:Megerman|Mark]]''', '''[[User:G|Graham]]'''
-It's clear that the days of CD browsing at Tower Records are behind us.  And while iTunes has been the one primarily filling the vacuum, the proliferation of web-based alternatives is making things interesting.  Are any of these models likely to succeed?  Are our methods of music consumption likely to have an impact on our methods of music production? And just where does the recording industry fit in to all of it?
+== Old Laws/New Media ==
-:Maybe John Buckman, from Magnatune?
+[[Old Laws/New Media]]
-:Not sure how to integrate Fan Culture & Vidding into a broader discussion of changing consumption patterns of music?
+'''Topic Owners:  [[User:DebbieRosenbaum|Debbie Rosenbaum]], [[User:MSanchez|Matt Sanchez]]'''
+== All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org ==
+[[All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org]]
-==== Old Laws/New Media ====
+'''Topic Owners:'''  '''[[User:Hoellra|Rainer]]''' + [[User:Elanaberkowitz|'''Elana''']] + '''[[User:Mchua|Mchua]]'''
-Shubham Mukherjee, Debbie Rosenbaum, and Matt Sanchez (as noted above, collaboration with the "Changing Trends..." group? Are these separate topics warranting their own respective days?
+== The Future of News ==
+[[The Future of News]]
-How has new media affected traditional communications and media industries and challenged traditional law?  How do we deal with the fact that there is little legal infrastructure that takes into account today's new media environments?  Do we apply old laws to new technologies, or do we create new regulations?  How can we create sound policy that aligns with both traditional legal and moral aspirations while according with today's technological realities?
+Topic owners: [[User:Drood]], [[User:jf]]
-This topic will aim to explore these general questions through the specific example of Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum, a federal file-sharing case the three of us are working on with Professor Charles Nesson, co-founder of the Berkman Center.
+== The Future of Copyright and Entertainment ==
+[[The Future of Copyright and Entertainment]]
-Speaker Ideas: Google Telecom Lawyer Rick Whitt or Google Antitrust lawyer Dana Wagner.
+''Topic owners:'' ''[[User:Jfishman|Joe]], [[User:Miriam|Miriam]]''
+== The Google Book Search Settlement ==
+[[The Google Book Search Settlement]]
+'''Topic Owners:  [[User:Gwen|Gwen]], [[User:Lbaker|Lee]], [[User:Cooper|Jon]]'''
+== Anonymity and privacy ==
+[[Anonymity and privacy]]
+'''Topic Owners: [[User:Danray|Dan Ray]]''', '''[[User:CKennedy|Conor]]''', '''[[User:Jgruensp|Joshua]]'''
+== Internet + Industry + Investing ==
+Topic owners: Andrew Klaber and DAL
+[[Internet, Industry, and Investing]]
+== Internet Governance and Regulation ==
+[[Internet Governance and Regulation]]
+'''Topic owners: [[User:Bepa|Vera]]''', '''[[User: AMehra|Arjun]]'''
+== Prediction Markets ==
+[[Prediction Markets]]
+'''Topic Owners:'''  '''[[User:Mwansley|Matthew]]''', '''[[User:EST|Elisabeth]]'''
+== The Tools Team ==
+[[The Tools Team]]
+'''Topic Owners:''' [[User:Jharrow|Jason]] + [[User:Mahmadian.jd11|Michelle]]