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February 14, 2004

God Bless the Internet!

Cory Doctorow, 2004/02/03: "I'm going to be at the UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina this week for some iBiblio events, one of which is a public talk on copyright and the EFF at 3:30 on February 5. If you're in the area, it'd be great to see ya!"

Alas, I couldn't make it. But:

Cory Doctorow, 2004/02/11: "The iBiblio people have posted the video of my talk on copyright and the entertainment industry at the University of North Carolina last week."

Right on! Here's the video, do watch it, it's quite enlightening- Cory takes us through the (fascinating) history of copyright, and discusses some of the EFF's recent victories in court.

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