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Original, Uncut Interviews Of Film “Uncovered: The War On Iraq” Available for Personal Use: Sept. 29, 2004

Robert Greenwald, director of the film “Uncovered: the War on Iraq” [previously noted here with links to the film's website, trailer and the script in PDF] has released the original interview material for use by individuals under the Creative Commons license. This allows anyone to recut and remix these interview sources in subsequent media projects, so long as they observe terms of the Creative Commons license.

The footage may be downloaded directly from the Internet Archive. Or for those familiar with the peer-to-peer file-sharing system BitTorrent, the materials are also available for download by that method at Torrentocracy.com.

[Via Joi Ito]

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