Sounds great to me Ian. I will be looking forward to this.
Is there any way to include a chat session running live for comment?
You may have seen on Wired that DRM has made it in to being used to
add legacy to certain products..... as if we all need more than Moore
to determine when something is out of date. This is certainly another
side of the discussion, applying to both hardware and software.
Some may not have seen, or contemplated, the fact that other
institutions are also making some effort to defend the rights of an
odd minority of users ...... :-)
http://blog.wired.com/music/2007/04/another_univers.html
Regards
RichE
On 17 Apr 2007, at 11:16, Ian Forrester wrote:
So looking over the comments,
We're talking about maybe,
1. The EMI guy who worked on the deal
2. A EMI competitor
3. An music artist or producer
4. Dave Rowntree
5. Becky from ORG
6. Another person who knows this area inside out including
watermarking
7. A service provider like Last.fm or emusic
Ah that's how the backstage podcast ended up on the media
guardian :) And there was me thinking they were on the list.
Ian Forrester || backstage.bbc.co.uk || cubicgarden.com ||
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George Bray wrote:
So currently we have a couple of guests, however...
1. Who should we get on the podcast?
The EMI guy who did the deal with Steve Jobs.
An EMI competitor.
An artist - someone who has a stake in their intellectual property,
and a bit of an understanding on the distribution crossroads we're
at.
Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant?
How about Dave Rowntree from Blur (and the Open Rights Group as well)?
Scot
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