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Abstract: The medium of Japanese animation is a powerhouse in the world of alternative entertainment. Proselytization by fans ignited the anime movement in America, despite Japanese copyright holders’ abandonment of the American market. We present an historical and legal analysis to demonstrate that, at least in one case spanning two decades, fans’ continual infringement of copyright spurred the progress of commerce and the arts.
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Full working title: Subtitling system for streamlined
overlay of temporal elements on audiovisual sequences, with automatic
phonetic alignment of textual elements, and social and legal consequences
of subtitling activities in Japanese animation fandom.
Thesis Supervisor: Harold
Abelson
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Abstract: Corporate properties require surveillance,
but traditional surveillance systems are expensive. Swank provides a robust,
scalable, fault-tolerant, and low-cost alternative for wide-area surveillance.
Swank's three modules continue to process under widely varying camera
loads, unstable algorithms, and inconsistent spotters.
Course: 6.033
Computer System Engineering, Spring 2004, Design
Project 1.
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