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9/17/2012 3:55:54 PM
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Bungie and the classroom...
Today in my cyber ethics, we talked about fair usage and copyright laws.
My professor's example was the Halo 3 believe trailer.
We watched the video and I couldn't help but make a smile. I thought it was an interesting thing to discuss.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXeST0NMtic] Apparently the song in the trailer (not made by Marty) is public domain and we talked about how this made it so Microsoft could air the ad more while spending less money[/url]. There are a lot of economic and copyright issues behind marketing anything.
I guess you can learn a lot from Bungie. With that in mind, has Bungie ever made it to your lecture or classroom?
[Edited on 09.17.2012 7:57 AM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ECOH Cam [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Unanimate Objec [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] FALSE R3ALITYx Not that I can recall. It did make it out to Afghanistan though. A challenge of its own.[/quote] I remember reading about that in the Community Joes! If not that, definitely something that caught my eye. Thanks for your sacrifices.[/quote]Has hasn't been interviewed for Community Joes. You probably saw it somewhere else. Maybe he has an Average Joe Interview... OT: The closest thing I've seen with Bungie being in the classroom is a classmate wearing a Halo 3 t-shirt.[/quote] I think I meant to say Community Joe. Regardless, I consider both highly respectable to be chosen upon.
