Posted February 7th, 2008, in: Intellectual Property| Music Industry| Technology| Videos

From the Public Knowledge Blog

Cary Sherman, president of the RIAA speaking at the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee’s State of the Net Conference

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxYGZ7Z6joQ&rel=1]

I want to find the full length version of this. UPDATE: The entire video is available HERE. (Unfortunately it’s a RealPlayer File, and it doesn’t play back properly through my MOTU 828… The fix for this is to switch to built-in speakers. Lame. Through my 828 the sound is all garbled and slowed down and only comes out through one channel.)

There’s also a complete Mp3 download HERE.

I heard part of the panel thru an audio stream that stopped about ten minutes in. For this reason I can say at least that the jump-cuts in this youtube video aren’t edits to bend the meaning of what Cary Sherman is saying. They’re just speeding it up. I’m looking around for the full video. I can tell from what I heard that this is an enlightening panel with a nice selection of speakers on it.

Panel:

• Mia Garlick, YouTube
• Greg Jackson, University of Chicago
• Gregory Marchwinski, Red Lambda, Inc.
• Cary Sherman, Recording Industry Association of America
• David Sohn, Center for Democracy & Technology (moderator)
• Gigi Sohn, Public Knowledge