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Mark Pesce: Open Source Television

Posted by timothy on from the public-access-media dept.

alexburnsdisinfo writes "Mark Pesce has given a riveting talk to Australia's Smart Internet CRC on Open Source Television. Rights for reuse granted under the Creative Commons Attribution License." (The talk is here transcribed as text, and it's good reading.)

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  1. Re:Glorified public access? by millahtime · · Score: 2, Funny

    Open source is an ideal, it works with people who agree with it (us geeks), but when you try to apply an ideal to something else it won't work (hey lets never have sex so we can make a baby! for example).

    I don't get the lets never have sex to make a baby as compared to open source remark

    I would say if you want to compare sex to open source it would be like hookers being free. Hey, maybe the open source model should be applied to other industries.

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  2. Re:Glorified public access? by Azrael+Newtype · · Score: 2, Funny

    Not really what you were talking about, but difficult ot enhance something already recorded? Tell that to George Lucas. Actually, seriously, please tell him.

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  3. yesterday's tomorrow by Doc+Ruby · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'm glad to see that for Mark "VRML" Pesce, the future is always just around the corner.

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