Many thanks to Gabi for organising the "Open to Sharing" session, where I will share my experience (and sometimes frustration) of puzzling out the right Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) tools to use for teaching and learning!

I delivered an online lecture on music borrowing and copyright law to students at a Shanghai university last week: cwzhu.gitlab.io/posts/2022-04-…

I have made a #RaspberryPico powered keypad for doing #Emacs slides presentation. I call it Pico-macs :-) E-lisp and circuitpython source code can be found here: cwzhu.gitlab.io/posts/2022-05-…

It has been such a great pleasure to finally submit the final full manuscript of this book after three years of hard work. Many thanks to our wonderful contributors around the world! More (fun) noise from music borrowing to be followed :-)

"Demystifying Forensic Musicology (FM)" workshop on campus with two distinguished guest speakers. Law and music colleagues and students are welcome :-) cwzhu.gitlab.io/posts/2023-03-…

An insightful piece by Andrew Kersley regarding the ongoing generative AI legal saga.

I covered these very issues in the book "Music Borrowing and Copyright Law" (Hart Publishing ), which I edited with Chen Zhu Zhu. Our chapters and those of our wonderful contributors examine the multifaceted dynamics between copyright and music borrowing bloomsbury.com/uk/music-borro…

The line only became slightly less blurred...

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Many thanks to Guy for generously sharing his expertise on forensic musicology!

Our book /Music Borrowing and Copyright Law/ has finally come out. It is a project with many contributors' immense intellectual efforts. We feel both glad and humbled as editors.

I will give my talk on how to use Raspberry Pi and Emacs for sustainable legal research tomorrow. Have been working on this for a while. Slides (made with Emacs and reveal.js) from here: cwzhu.gitlab.io/revealjs/event…

Many thanks for IP Kat's (Hayleigh Bosher) generous review of our book co-edited by me and enricobonadio ipkitten.blogspot.com/2024/02/book-r… Feel both honored and humbled!

Have been using the ```crux``` library since adopting Prelude as one of my favuorite Emacs configs on a few different machines including Raspberry Pi. A truly wonderful package!