For the month of November, our guest for the Technicast is our very own Ashlie Carlson. Ashlie is a managing editor here at Technica Editorial. A few months ago, Ashlie went to the ISMTE North America Conference and one of the presentations she listened in on was a copyright boot camp discussing copyright and permission issues. She came by and talked to us about a few of the things that were discussed in that boot camp.
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