This event was audio-recorded, and is now available for download in MP3 format. Left-click on the link below to listen to it in your browser, or right-click and choose 'Save Link As...' to save it to your drive for download on to your MP3 player. The file is 50 MB.
The Department of Art History and Communication Studies, Media@McGill and the Office of the Dean of Students at McGill University invite you to a public talk by CATHERINE ORENSTEIN, Founder and Director of The Op-Ed Project on Monday, 23 March, 6pm, Beaverbrook Seminar Room (230), 840 Dr. Penfield (Ferrier Building), McGill Campus.
The CKUT Radio panel on copyright laws that was broadcast live from Thomson House is now available for download. This piece is an excellent introduction to the importance of copyright legislation for educational institutions and researches, and society at large.
Guests included: Ian Boyko, Canadian Federation of Students/ (CFS); Olivier Charbonneau, Librarian and member of Fair Copy Right Montreal; Paul Jones, Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) Policy & Education Officer; David Paradis, Président Fédération étudiante universitaire du Québec (FEUQ); Brett Gaylor, filmmaker and the creator of OpenSourceCinema.org (a video remix community supporting the production of a feature documentary about copyright in the digital age); and Dr. Michael Geist (by phone), Canada Research Chair of Internet and E-commerce Law.
