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April 2010

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Johanna Blakley: Lecciones de la cultura libre de la moda

La atenazante ley de derechos de reproducción en películas, música y software apenas toca la industria de la moda... y la moda resulta beneficiada tanto en innovación como en ventas, dice Johanna Blakley. En TEDxUSC 2010, nos habla de lo que las industrias creativas pueden aprender de la cultura libre de la moda.

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La atenazante ley de derechos de reproducción en películas, música y software apenas toca la industria de la moda... y la moda resulta beneficiada tanto en innovación como en ventas, dice Johanna Blakley. En TEDxUSC 2010, nos habla de lo que las industrias creativas pueden aprender de la cultura libre de la moda.

This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxUSC, an independent event. TED's editors chose to feature it for you.

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Learn all about Fair Use for artists, musicians, filmmakers and many more.

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Johanna Blakley

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Johanna Blakley studies the impact of mass media and entertainment on our world.

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