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Notes from the Open Video Conference, Day Two

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Summary of a couple of panels on Day 2:

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Notes from the Open Video Conference, Day One

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Francesca Coppa, Naomi Novik, and head coder Elz spent the day at the Open Video Conference in NYC today. The conference is primarily about building architecture for online video as well as open source software more generally, so you can see why we were interested.
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Respuesta de la Organización de Obras Tranformativas (OTW)

Este comentario es remitido por Rebecca Tushnet en representación de la Organización de Obras Transformativas (OTW) en apoyo de la exención propuesta por la Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) para las siguientes clases de obras:

Obras audiovisuales publicadas en DVD, en los cuales la elusión se emprende únicamente con el propósito de extraer clips para su inclusión en videos no comerciales que no infringen los derechos del autor.1

I. Declaración de interés

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Roundup for Vidders

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A few items of interest to vidders:

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Attention Vidders and Other Fannish Remix Artists

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American University’s Center for Social Media and AU's Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, in collaboration with Stanford Law School's Fair Use Project, have launched a new video explaining how online video creators can make remixes, mashups, and other common online video genres with the knowledge that they are staying within copyright law.

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OTW Represents Vidders And Other Remix Artists at DMCA Anticircumvention Hearings

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OTW board members Rebecca Tushnet (chair of Legal) and Francesca Coppa (chair of Communications and Vidding History) and TWC review editor Tisha Turk went down to Washington DC on May 7, 2009 to testify at the DMCA Hearings on Noncommercial Remix. Rule 1201 of Copyright Law prevents the circumvention of copyright protection systems (e.g.

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Vidding

Vidding (2008) es una serie de seis documentales cortos producidos por la Organización para Obras Transformativas para su inclusión en el proyecto New Media Literacies de la Learning Library (Biblioteca de aprendizaje) del MIT (Instituto Tecnológico de Massachussetts). Estos documentales son parte de un grupo mayor sobre la cultura del remix, y la serie en su totalidad se dirige a los alumnos de enseñanza media y superior para su inclusión en aulas y programas adicionales fuera del horario escolar.

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Historia del Vidding

Vids son videos musicales hechos por fans que involucran el re-corte y re-mezcla de metraje de series de televisión o cine. La historia de vidding precede a YouTube (2003) y a la cultura contemporánea del "remix"; más bien, la práctica de vidding data de los 70s, y es uno de los variados artes que han surgido de Star Trek y subsecuentes fandoms de medios masivos de comunicación.

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Comment of the Electronic Frontier Foundation

Before the


U.S. COPYRIGHT OFFICE
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

In the matter of exemption to prohibition on circumvention
of copyright protection systems for access control technologies

Docket No. RM 2008-08

Comment of the Electronic Frontier Foundation

Submitted by:
Fred von Lohmann
Jennifer S. Granick
Electronic Frontier Foundation
454 Shotwell St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415)436-9333
(415) 436-9993 (fax)
fred@eff.org

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Appendix C (EFF comment)

APPENDIX C

Interview with an anonymous vidder
November 18, 2008

The anonymous subject of this interview has been vidding since 2000. In that time, she has made approximately 30 vids. She has also mentored young vidders, provided "beta" (critique) for dozens of other vidders seeking help with their vids in progress, led panels on vidding at conventions, and curated vid shows.

Could you briefly describe what sets the vidding community apart from other clip-based video creators? Do vidders see themselves as different from many more recent creator communities who have been getting attention on sites like YouTube?

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