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CC Salon Belgrade: Festival of Free Culture

Michelle Thorne, March 3rd, 2008

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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:

  1. Belgrade Gallery
  2. Freedom to Creativity!
  3. Serbia announces ported licenses on Creative Commons’ fifth year
  4. More media from CC Salon Seoul and upcoming CC Salon info
  5. CC Salon London and Post-CC Salon Seoul

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