What Is Piracy?

Introduction

Historia magistra vitae, which means that history teach us life.

Watch the presenation to know why.

Flash presentation

• Single click puts presentation in full-screen mode (if supported) and starts downloading the presentation.

• Double click or space starts/stops sound.

• Key f enables/disables full screen (again, if supported).

• Left/PageUp goes to previous slide.

• Right/PageDown goes to next slide.

• Up goes to first slide (and starts again).

• Down goes to last slide.

Embedding code

Just in case you might want to embed this presentation. Depending on how your hosting facility treats HTML tags and Flash embedding, it might work (or not :-().

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.archive.org/download/PiracyInLessThat30Seconds/jobs-artist-loader.swf" width="400" height="300"><param name="movie" value="http://www.archive.org/download/PiracyInLessThat30Seconds/jobs-artist-loader.swf"><param name="play" value="true"><param name="loop" value="false"><param name="quality" value="high"><param name="loop" value="false"><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true"></object>

It seems to work at Blogger, but not at WordPress.com. Some sites disable Flash embedding for security reasons.

License

This Flash presentation is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Spain license.

This requires also that any derivate works from this presentation must be licensed under a Creative Commons License Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license.

Disclaimer

This file is provided “as is”. I hope others might find the contents of the presentation interesting.

Before You Invoke the DMCA

Since the Digital Millenium Copyright Act is part of the US Code §17, quoting excerpts is considered fair use under US copyright law and a free speech provision.

Other copyright regulations around the world recognize quoting as one of the activities regulated by copyright that doesn't require authorization from the copyright holder.

Acknowledgments

I wouldn't have been able to provide this presentation without the helping hands of the following individuals and I would like to thank them:

Sergio Costas

for his excellent SuperShow program and his help with the original script.

Matthias Kramm

for his excellent work with SWFTools, his constant improvements to the code, his readiness to fix bugs, and his openess to suggestions for future improvements.

Chris Pugh

for his willingness to help with the ActionScript code and swfc code as well.

Ricardo Pedroso

for his corrections on my video embedding code.

Huub Schaeks

for his help explaining the most basic ActionScript questions and for the partial font embedding improvements in SWFTools.