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AGGREGATION AND OWNERSHIP IN THE DIGITAL WILD WEST

Friday, January 09, 2015

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Content aggregators like Dose.com have turned the virality of online content in to big business, even as the authorship and ownership of original material has become more obscure. Bob speaks to Dose CEO Emerson Spartz, copyright lawyer Richard Stim, and The New Yorker columnist Andrew Marantz about the economics, ethics and legality of aggregating other people's content.

GUESTS:

 Andrew Marantz, Emerson Spartz and Richard Stim

HOSTED BY:

 Bob Garfield

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• copyright
 
• dmca
 
• media
 
• technology
 
• twittercard
 
• virality

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