OA677: Our Critical Hit (Piece) On the Gizmodo's Critical Hit (Piece) on Wizards of the Coast

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Is There a Source for Open Comments on D&D?

02:08 • 4min

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Codega

05:50 • 2min

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Wizards Announcement - Is Andrew Wrong?

07:49 • 2min

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You Will Own the Content You Create, We Will Not

10:12 • 2min

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How Did Febreze Kill Your Pets?

12:29 • 4min

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Is the Original OGL 1.0 a Good Idea?

16:48 • 3min

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OGL 1.1 Is Not a Copyright Violation

20:07 • 4min

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You're Just Dissing Paizo Your Tra- I Don't Know What Paizo Is.

24:12 • 3min

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Paizo Played by the Rules

27:06 • 2min

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Does Paizo Give Away Their Game?

29:26 • 2min

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Open Source and the Codega Article

31:05 • 3min

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Open Gaming

33:43 • 2min

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What Does the Contract Say?

35:59 • 2min

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Is There a Meeting of the Lines?

37:29 • 2min

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What Is Copy Left?

39:13 • 3min

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Is the OGL 1.0 Open Source?

42:27 • 4min

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Do Open Source and Copy Left Agreements Really Go Together?

46:08 • 2min

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The GNU GPL

47:50 • 2min

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The OGL Is Just Not an Open Source Environment

49:31 • 2min

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Do You Copyright OGL 1.0? Is It a Screw Job?

51:20 • 4min

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Game Mechanics Aren't Copyright, but They Can Be Patented

55:41 • 2min

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Do You Have to Change the First Patent to Renew the Second?

57:18 • 2min

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What's in the S.R.D.?

59:02 • 2min

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What's the Point of Legal Litigation in Early Video Games?

01:01:07 • 2min

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Atari vs Atari, Inc.

01:02:56 • 4min

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Video Game Copyright - The Difference Between Copyrightable Expression and Music Copyright

01:06:58 • 3min

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You Made Tetris, Congrats!

01:09:51 • 4min

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The Open Arms Podcast - Opening Arguments With Andrew and Thomas

01:14:07 • 3min