Ubiquitous Learning and Cultural Copyright
Following up on yesterday’s post about Cory Doctorow and the perplexing problem of copyright is Ubiquitous Learning (upcoming from University of Illinois Press) Jack Brighton, a prof at UIIC and one of the contributors to the book, writes:
Just a century ago most Americans celebrated their arts and cultural heritage by actively participating in them. Before we had access to mass-produced news and entertainment, we made our own. People told family stories and shared what news they had, made more dear by its scarcity.
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