CC Salon Belgrade: Festival of Free Culture
Michelle Thorne, March 3rd, 2008
CC Serbia will be hosting the first CC Salon in Belgrade on March 7th – 10th. The program features many fantastic local projects, including CCBit, the first Creative Commons-licensed music CD compilation in Serbia, and Freedom Toaster, a device/interface for individual file-sharing in public spaces. The CC Salon Belgrade also welcomes guest speakers from Brazil, Sweden, and Croatia to share their perspectives in a series of talks on intellectual property and the politics of ownership and distribution.
Panel highlights include:
- Great album – can you burn it for me? Alternative economies and creative industries
- After Copyright
- Creative Commons licenses and Wikipedia in Serbian
- Piratbyran and Pirate Bay – activism and service economy
with presentations by Ronaldo Lemos (CC Brazil), Tom Medak & Marcell Mars (CC Croatia), Rasmus Fleischer, Magnus Eriksson (piratbyran.org), Vlidi (slobodnakultura.org), and Nevenka Antic & Vladimir Jeric Vlidi (CC Serbia). There is also an exhibition on digital games, Playground @Play Cultures, and a screening of the feature-length CC-licensed film Star Wreck.
Related posts:
- Belgrade Gallery
- Freedom to Creativity!
- Serbia announces ported licenses on Creative Commons’ fifth year
- More media from CC Salon Seoul and upcoming CC Salon info
- CC Salon London and Post-CC Salon Seoul
