

Lib Free or Die w/librarypunk
Sep 7, 2024
Join Jay and Justin from the librarypunk podcast as they dive into a heated discussion on the Internet Archive lawsuit and its implications for free information and copyright law. They tackle the challenges libraries face in digital lending, highlighting the struggle for access amid strict regulations. The conversation also touches on the ethical dilemmas of piracy as a solution for knowledge access and the evolving role of librarians as defenders of civil liberties, making for a thought-provoking dialogue on the future of libraries in the digital age.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring the Absurdities of Improv Comedy and Drama
04:03 • 2min
Media, Politics, and Ethical Dilemmas
05:43 • 11min
Dual Citizenship and Escalating Tensions: A Dark Turn in Current Events
16:38 • 3min
Exploring Cultural Aesthetics and Library Challenges
19:10 • 2min
Navigating Digital Lending and Copyright Issues
21:37 • 17min
Accessing Digital Resources in Academia
39:01 • 6min
Navigating Copyright Challenges in Libraries
44:50 • 15min
Copyright, Privacy, and Librarianship
59:54 • 13min
Challenging Librarianship: A Call for Advocacy
01:12:33 • 10min