C4SIF Board Member Nina Paley was interviewed back in July by Mark Edge, as part of his “Edgington Post Interview Series,” for his Free Talk Live radio show, about her views on intellectual property, the un-ownability of culture, and her movie Sita Sings the Blues. The interview lasts about 20 minutes, and starts at 2:03:48 in the July 28, 2010 show.
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