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films
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24 July 2014
German Director Proposes 'One-Stop Shop' For Free, Instant, But Non-Exclusive Licenses To Offer Films Online
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It's always heartening to come across new ideas for ways to make creations more widely available to the public while allowing artist...
29 July 2012
Sweded Movies: The Fans Talk Back
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One of the defining characteristics of the digital world -- and one of the problems for copyright law, which was conceived in an analog ag...
25 January 2012
Is Using A Piece Of Existing Music In A Film To Underline An Emotion 'Rape' - Or Just The Way Cinema Works?
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" The Artist " may have won several Golden Globes, but there's at least one person who apparently hates the film because of s...
17 February 2011
The Economic Consequences of Piracy
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I've noted elsewhere that there is a major piece of FUD being put about by content producers: that piracy causes massive damage to a co...
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23 July 2010
Welcome to the Troll Economy
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It began, perhaps, with SCO's insane attempt to obtain money from IBM and others for alleged infringements of its code. It proceeded w...
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28 December 2009
Making Money by Giving Stuff Away
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Open source software is obviously extremely interesting to companies from a utilitarian viewpoint: it means they can reduce costs and – more...
16 December 2008
Spot the Disconnect
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On the one hand, we have a bunch of people I've never heard of whingeing in the Times : We are very concerned that the successes of the...
04 March 2008
Flash of Inspiration
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One of the many flashes of insight that the Asus Eee PC has provided me with is that DVDs are dead. The Eee PC has no CD/DVD drive, but let...
09 December 2007
Sell the Analogue
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This is what the film industry *really* makes its money from: new research suggests that the presence of other people may enhance our movie...
31 July 2007
Selling (Digital) Brooklyn Bridges
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In a move that seems like a great model of public and private cooperation, the National Archives and Amazon.com have reached a pact under wh...
05 January 2007
London Games Academy?
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If you believe, as I do, that there is a general convergence between films, virtual worlds and gaming, then it makes sense to nurture gaming...
29 September 2006
And Now, by an Amazing Coincidence...
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A little while back I pointed out at some length how flimsy was the logic found in a white paper that claimed Microsoft's Vista would b...
12 August 2006
Now in Pre-Production: Free Software
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I wouldn't normally write about software designed for the world of film and TV industries, but this seems pretty noteworthy. Celtx (pr...
24 July 2006
"Pirates" Redeeming 'Pirates'
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I'm not keen on the term 'pirates' when applied to people who copy content; its one of those blatant attempts to pre-empt the de...
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20 May 2006
More Moore
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There's an interesting discussion going on about the cost of film-making - and whether we are likely to see huge falls from the exorbit...
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