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: IP Law DailyIn commentary available online at FindLawHow Appealing
So this Thursday, January 31, at 1:00pm, at Memorial Auditorium on the Stanford Campus (directions) (map), I will be giving my last lecture about \\\"Free Culture.\\\" The event is a bit staged (literally), as it is being sponsored by an entity making a film about these issues, and they want the lecture to use in the film. But the venue is beautiful, and I will also use the opportunity to map out one plan for addressing the problem of \\\"corruption\\\" (as I\\\'ve described it) in politics. I\\\'ve now finished a draft of the talk; for those who have seen me speak before, it is new (almost completely new -- maybe 1% are must have slides from the past). For those who haven\\\'t seen me speak before, it will be a nice map of where this debate has been, and where I think I want to go. Any questions about logistics, send an email here.
Full post as published by IP Law Daily on January 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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