Lawrence Lessig
Professor of Law at Stanford Law School (MP3)
Founder of the Stanford Center for Internet & Society
Code And Other Laws Of Cyberspace - (Nov. 26, 1999)
Book Tour Launch @ San Francisco Commonwealth Club
 

Duncan Campbell
Evidence of Echelon
Discussion with the Cypherpunks (1999)
   Part 1 (MP3) Lecture & Part 2 (MP3) Q&A
 

Chuck D.
Founder of Public Enemy: (Recorded May 1999) (MP3)
Cyberspace is evolving the music industry by reconnecting
the songwriter & performer with their global audience.
 

Universal v. 2600 Magazine
EFF Pre-Trial Press Conference (MP3)
July 2000 in NYC @ The Hotel Pennsylvania
Emmanuel Goldstein, Robin D. Gross & Martin Garbus.
 

Andrew Bridges, Esq.
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (March 1999) (MP3)
Attorney for Diamond Multimedia Systems in its lawsuit
vs. the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
Discusses the case and decision that kept MP3 players legal.
The winning 9th Circuit legal brief can be read here: (TXT)
 

9th Circuit Oral Arguments
October 11, 2000, San Francisco, CA (MP3)
The Courts decision can be read here: (TXT)
Napster reply memo can be read here: (TXT)
 

Robin D. Gross
EFF Staff Attorney (MP3)
@ The University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI - December 4, 2000
The Social Value of Music vs
The Economic Value of Music
 

Robin D. Gross
EFF Staff Attorney (MP3)
@ Boalt Hall ~ Berkeley CA. 2001
On Copyright, DVD's & The DMCA
 

Deborah Pierce
EFF Staff Attorney (MP3)
Carnivore: FBI Packet Sniffers (2000)
Music: Freedom From Fear by The Shamanatrix
 

Deborah Pierce
EFF Staff Attorney (MP3)
 COPA 3rd Circuit Victory (2000)
Music: A New Beginning by UKUSA
 

Deborah Pierce
EFF Staff Attorney (MP3)
BayFF Topic: Marketing vs Cyber-Privacy (2001)
 

Beth Givens
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse (MP3)
Discusses Privacy in the Digital Age (2001)
Music: Timeless Space by UKUSA
 

Wendy Seltzer
Openlaw (MP3)
Opensource Meets Legal Argument
Recorded in NY City (July 2000)
Music: An Unseen Reality by The Shamanatrix
 

Alex Marthews
UK Data Privacy Expert
RIP Bill (2001) (MP3)
Music: Who's There? by UKUSA
 

US Senate: Digital Music Hearing: (2001)
Opening Comments by Jim Griffin of Evo Labs
On the Friction Free Delivery of Intellectual Property
Music: Friction Free Delivery by UKUSA (MP3)
 
 

US Senate: Digital Music Hearing: (2001)
Orrin Hatch & Hilary Rosen
Q&A: Is it "Fair Use" When I? (MP3)
 

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