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Politics and Poetics of DeCSS

Posted on August 4, 2009 by John

NYU’s Gabriella Coleman‘s talk from the Open Video conference on the way in which DVD Jon and DeCSS brought together code and speech in relation to freedom:

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Her slides are also available, as are other videos from the conference.

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