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Napster
or not to Napster
Marcel Daguerre and Anthony Graybosch, Philosophy, CSU
Chico
A panel discussion on the ethics of using Napster in the context
of intellectual property rights as applied to works of art in popular
music. Marcel Daguerre (Philosophy, CSU Chico) will maintain that
the downloading of a Napster file without the permission of the
artist or rights holder is tantamount to theft. Anthony Graybosch
(Philosophy, CSU Chico) will argue that works of art are primarily
part of a culture's commons and that there is nothing wrong with
sharing music without an artist's or rights holder permission via
Napster.
Making
Complex Information Available to Visually Disabled Users
John Gardner, Oregon State University
A research program that began when an Oregon State University scientist,
John Gardner, lost his eyesight in mid-career has created an important
new technology that will help visually-impaired readers study and
work in the complex world of mathematics and science. This new "graphics
embosser" computer printer can produce a combination of Braille
and tactile graphics directly from most Microsoft Windows computer
applications.
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