AmHr: Timecapsules

Video timecapsules capture the current thoughts of leading authorities on law and technology in interviews filmed during the inaugural Amateur Hour conference held on November 2, 2007.

	Molly Beutz (New York Law School) talks with Elizabeth Reilly about innovative new uses of user-generated content. Click here to view video.
	David Sternbach (A&E Television Networks) discusses with Brian Pyne some of the issues arising from the appearance of unintended participants in amateur content. Click Here to view video.
	Robert Weitzner (Independent Online Distibution Alliance) talks with Elizabeth Reilly about what has led to the hype around amateur content and the role that IODA plays. Click here to view video.
	Andres Monroy-Hernandez (MIT Media Lab) explains a little bit about Scratch, a programming language which promotes the development of amateur content by children and young adults, and then talks with Brian Pyne a little bit about the myth that amateur content poses a threat to the creation of quality media. Click here to view video.
	Molly Beutz (New York Law School) talks further with Elizabeth Reilly, expounding on the interplay between user-generated content and human rights issues. Click here to view video.