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Sharing Is Daring: CC art show in Boston opens on April 27
by Eric Steuer Uncategorized postElizabeth Stark of Harvard Free Culture reports that Sharing Is Daring — a terrific art show featuring works offered under Creative Commons licenses — is ready to rock with an opening reception on April 27. Harvard Free Culture presents Sharing is Daring, a showcase of new & derivative artworks released under flexible licenses that allow…
Remix Reading art show
by Eric Steuer Uncategorized postRemix Reading is running an exhibition of Creative Commons-licensed art at the Riverside Museum at Blake’s Lock in the UK from April 28th through 30th. There’s an open call for submissions until April 6, so get to it! Remix Reading’s Tom Chance tells us: Anyone can submit, and we’d especially like to receive “real media”…
Submit your artwork to the Sharing Is Daring art show
by Eric Steuer Uncategorized postHot on the heels of Free Culture @ NYU‘s Creative Commons Art Show, the good people of Harvard Free Culture are organizing Sharing Is Daring, an exhibition of Creative Commons-licensed artwork to be held in Cambridge the week of April 10. Wanna be a part? Lucky you — there’s an open call for submissions until…
Fort Minor Remix Contest starts today at ccMixter
by Eric Steuer Uncategorized postCreative Commons, Warner Bros. Records, and Machine Shop Recordings, are proud to present the Fort Minor Remix Contest, starting today at ccMixter. Fort Minor — the hip-hop project led by Linkin Park vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Mike Shinoda — is offering the separated audio elements of its hit single “Remember the Name” online under a Creative Commons BY-NC…
Free Culture.org Creative Commons Art Show
by francesca Uncategorized postLast time we reported on FreeCulture.org NYU, they were getting accolades in the Village Voice for taking part in a regional FreeCulture.org summit. Now NYU FreeCulture.org has organized an art show featuring works all licensed under Creative Commons. The opening is this Wednesday, March 1st on 7th floor of the Kimmel Student Center at 7…
Start your own netlabel
by mike Uncategorized postThe first Black Sweater White Cat of the year is an all-Comfort Stand program — two hours featuring twenty Comfort Stand tracks and an extended interview with Otis Fodder and Mr. Melvis, two of the netlabel’s musician-operators. If you don’t want to hear about how great Creative Commons and the Internet Archive are, or be…
CC's Ts are part of the Flickr zeitgeist
by mia Uncategorized postSo we at CC love to watch Flickr. We love to watch the number of CC-licensed images grow and grow…We love to check out recent images that are posted to Flickr from people in different places about the things that they are witnessing on a day to day level – whether it’s the snowstorms on…
Redhat, Six Apart challenge the community to match their gifts to Creative Commons
by anne Uncategorized postCreative Commons is pleased to announce that Six Apart is its newest Challenge Match Sponsor. Six Apart will match dollar for dollar all contributions to Creative Commons Fall Campaign up to $5,000. Join the challenge today and support Creative Commons! Many thanks to Redhat for completing their Sponsor Challenge Match!
Words from CCed CNet Article Ring Around the World
by mia Uncategorized postBack in October, CNET Executive Editor Tom Merrit wrote a piece about Creative Commons considering the question “Does Creative Commons free your content?” Creative Commons’ international partners wanted to share the article with their colleagues and fellow countrymen – but the drawback was that it was only available in English. Luckily, Tom was able to…
Label started via ccMixter
by mike Uncategorized postIn May we noted the first ccMixter user to be discovered and signed to a record label via their participation in ccMixter. Now we have the first record label started by people who first met on the site. Victor Stone explains: Cezary Ostrowski from Poland and Marco Raaphorst from Holland met online at ccMixter and…