Audio for Copyright, Contracts and Licensing for PHP Developers session
The organizers of the PHP Québec Conference were gracious enough to give me an unedited copy of my Copyright, Contracts and Licensing for PHP Developers session.
I cleaned the audio up last night, stripping out some of the more odious filler words (I seem to say “Umm” rather often), shortening pauses as I switched slides, removing redundant asides (like asking if there are any questions, when no questions then follow) and excising the introduction and applause.
After a good deal of consideration, I did chose to leave the errors and other flaws in the content presented. These flaws were presented to the audience and they should stay in the recording.
Of course, I don’t want people to be mislead by any of the flaws; to prevent this, I am transcribing the entire talk, and annotating the transcript as necessary.
The audio is available at http://zak.greant.com/Copyright_Contract_and_Licenses_for_PHP_Developers.mp3 (1:20 long, 20MB). The slides to support the audio are available from the Slides from PHP Québec Conf 2006 blog entry.
If you do grab a copy of the audio, please keep an eye on my blog for updated versions and transcripts. If you have comments, feel free to provide them – however, you might want to wait for the transcript; I believe that I am aware of the several hundred minor (and major) flaws in the session and prefer to do the research myself as a way to help improve my knowledge. Once I do the research and post the enhanced transcript, I would welcome additional feedback.
Posted on Saturday, April 1st, 2006 at 11:12
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