Oyez Project Providing Eldred MP3s (and More!)

cjkarr writes "The Oyez Project has put the Eldred v. Ashcroft audio online today. A streaming SMIL presentation is online in addition to MP3 files and an MPEG4 video of Prof. Lessig's recent talk at the Clio Society. MP3s are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license, while the video is released under the Creative Commons NonCommercial license. Please download, mirror, or remix these files to your heart's content."

oyez, nu, lessig

[Satai]

Earlier this year I saw Lawrence Lessig speak at Northwestern University, the homeplace of the Oyez project. At the beginning of the speech he made a comment that he was coordinating with Goldman, the prof who is in charge of Oyez, to start looking into creative commons licensing for the Oyez archives.

Anyway, Lessig gave a good speech, and Goldman (I'd had him for intro to poli sci) didn't notice me, and didn't call me by the annoying nickname he made up for me during his class, so the evening was a success in my book.

Doh, I thought he said 'Eldritch' CDs.

[Mordant]

For a minute there, I was starting to worked up [the-sisters-of-mercy.com].

Vorbis torrent?

[Kris_J]

Anyone got an Ogg Vorbis .torrent yet?

Stevens

[BrynM]

I have a whole new respect for Justice Stevens [cornell.edu]. Not only does he ask good questions and phrase things thoughtfully, he looks like anyone's favorite Uncle or something. This was an interesting look at how the justices approach critical thinking, which to me is the basis of morality.

Mash-up anyone?

[tepples]

I'd like to hear a bootleg mash-up of Eldred v. Ashcroft oral arguments with instrumentals that resemble those of Cher or Sonny and Cher songs, with new sung choruses: "Do you believe in IP after death?"