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Almost everybody agrees that creators should be
paid fairly for the works they produce. But as Chris
Anderson
points out in his recent Wired
article, the new economic of the Internet dicate
that "the moment a company's primary expenses become
things based
in
silicon,
free becomes
not
just an option but the inevitable destination." Do
digital cultural and entertainment have real monetary
value in the eyes of consumers? In what manner are
they willing to pay? Do our copyright laws, particularly
those that prevent personal sharing and mixing, have
any real impact? Or are there new economic and
legislative models we ought to embrace?
Explore the business, legal and economic
issues with some of Canada's top minds.
Alan
Sawyer (Principal, Two Solitudes) leads a
panel with Susan Abromovitch
(Partner, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP),
Claude Gallipeau (VP Interactive Media, Astral Media
Inc.), & Ajay Agrawal (Peter Munk Professor of Entrepreneurship,
Rotman School of Business).
Panel:
END OF COPYRIGHT?
March
28 - 2:15 - 3:15pm - Round
Room

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