Statements from Anticircumvention Hearings

Washington, D.C., Hearings Julie Cohen Consortiums of College and University Media Centers Bob Hildeman, Streambox, Inc. Betty Landesman, D.C. Library Association Peter Jaszi, Digital Future Coalition Arnold P. Lutzker James G. Neal Rodney J. Petersen Bernard Sorkin, Time Warner, Inc. Aline Soules David Mirchin, SilverPlatter Information Spectrum Software, Inc. Sarah K. Wiant, American Association of Law Libraries Stanford Hearings Linda Crowe Robin Gross Paul Hughes Dean Marks Steven Metalitz Siva Vaidhyanathan Fred Weingarten Written Transcripts from Anticircumvention Hearings Transcripts are available in generic rich text format (rtf) and Adobe portable document format (pdf).  RTF versions are best viewed with Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word, or Corel WordPerfect set in "Page View" or "Page Layout" mode.  PDF versions are viewed with Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader. Washington, D.C., May 2, 2000, corrected transcript (RTF) (PDF) Washington, D.C., May 3, 2000, corrected transcript (RTF) (PDF) Washington, D.C., May 4, 2000, corrected transcript (RTF) (PDF) Stanford University, May 18, 2000, transcript (RTF) (PDF) Stanford University, May 19, 2000, transcript (RTF) (PDF) Audio Version of Hearings Note: Software must be installed on your computer to view this video. Click here to download a free version of RealOne Player. Washington, D.C., May 2, 2000, Morning Session Introductory Statement by Marybeth Peters, Register of Copyrights Testimony by Peter Jaszi, Digital Future Coalition Testimony by Sarah Wiant, American Association of Law Libraries Testimony by Betty Landesman, District of Columbia Library Association Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Testimony by Betty Landesman (continued) Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (48 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (31 minutes) Washington, D.C., May 2, 2000, Afternoon Session Testimony by Chris Mohr, American Business Press, et. al. Testimony by David Mirchin, Silver Platter Testimony by Joseph Montoro, Spectrum Software Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Testimony by Joseph Montoro (continued) Testimony by Keith Kupferschmid, Software and Information Industry Association Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (48 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (48 minutes) Washington, D.C., May 3, 2000, Morning Session Brief Statement by Marybeth Peters, Register of Copyrights Testimony by Cary Sherman, Recording Industry Association of America Testimony by Robert Hildeman, Streambox.com, Inc. Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (18 minutes) Washington, D.C., May 3, 2000, Afternoon Session Testimony by Rodney Peterson, University of Maryland Testimony by Aline Soules Testimony by Diana Vogelsong, American University Testimony by Jeff Clark, James Madison University Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (48 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (6 minutes) Washington, D.C., May 4, 2000, Morning Session Brief Statement by Marybeth Peters, Register of Copyrights Testimony by Arnold Lutzker, consortium of five national library associations Testimony by James Neal, American Library Association Testimony by Julie Cohen, Georgetown University Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (46 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (16 minutes) Washington, D.C., May 4, 2000, Afternoon Session Testimony by Bernard Sorkin, Time Warner and Motion Picture Association of America Testimony by Richard Weisgrau, American Society of Media Photographers Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (47 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (18 minutes) Stanford University, May 18, 2000, Afternoon Session Introductory Statement by Marybeth Peters, Register of Copyrights Testimony by Dr. Siva Vaidhyanathan, New York University Listen to testimony (19 minutes) Testimony by Karen Coyle, University of California Listen to testimony (11 minutes) Testimony by Linda Crowe, American Library Association Listen to testimony (5 minutes) Testimony by Laura Gassaway, American Association of Universities, the American Council on Education, and the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges Listen to testimony (11 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (62 minutes) Stanford University, May 19, 2000, Morning Session Testimony by Paul Hughes, Adobe Systems, Inc. Testimony by Emery Simon, Business Software Alliance Listen to testimony (31 minutes) Testimony by Frederick Weingarten, American Library Association Listen to testimony (26 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (1 hour, 3 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (19 minutes) Stanford University, May 19, 2000, Afternoon Session Testimony by Steve Metalitz, representing seventeen organizations Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (57 minutes) Testimony by Robin Gross, Electronic Frontier Foundation Listen to testimony (19 minutes) Testimony by Dean Marks, Motion Picture Association of American Listen to testimony (26 minutes) Testimony by Riley Russell, Sony Computer Entertainment America Listen to testimony (18 minutes) Testimony by Jonathan Hangartner, Bleem, Inc. Listen to testimony (10 minutes) Rebuttal Session Listen to testimony (14 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session Listen to testimony (1 hour, 2 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (22 minutes) Question-and-Answer Session (continued) Listen to testimony (5 minutes) Return to Anticircumvention Page Home  |  Contact Us  |  Legal Notices  |  Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)  |  Library of Congress U.S. Copyright Office 101 Independence Ave. S.E. Washington, D.C. 20559-6000 (202) 707-3000