Art & commerce :: copyright & criminality
Lawrence Lessig says the outdated copyright laws have turned our kids into criminals.
Dude's a hero.
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1/09/2009 08:45:00 PM
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Holy carp!
Seesmic's including RSS-encloseable links to their .mp4 files.
Holy cuttlefish.
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12/19/2008 11:32:00 AM
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Thanks to Grace Piper for the inspirational link.
Was also inspired to bring Archive.org to the attention of director Raymond de Felitta @ his fabulous film / film / music history blog.
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12/07/2008 08:37:00 AM
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Meditation
This is an ongoing conversation on meditation started by Deepak Chopra @ Seesmic.
Chopra's giving it away over there and yet, I'm guessing he's doing as well or better in his making a living having given it.
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12/06/2008 08:10:00 AM
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I'm guessing the photograph of the sound department was taken by Phil Caruso, "City Island" intrepid still photographer, who's apparently added some kind of DRM code to his images. Phil...don't make me stop this car! The photo doesn't show up in the blog, but HERE is a direct link to it, and HERE is a link to the original post over at Movies 'Til Dawn.
Paparazzi were out in full force that day, and one took this swell photograph of Andy.
Even paparazzi don't DRM their pix.
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8/21/2008 08:36:00 AM
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And I can't help but think it's a really good thing that the production's sharing exquisite moments before the fact.
After only a week of production, the crew is of one mind about helping to make "City Island": it's gonna be a great little movie.
POST NOTE: added '&fmt=18' to the end of the YouTube url within the embed code in order to bring you a higher-resolution version of the footage.
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7/26/2008 06:42:00 PM
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Posted earlier the beginning of a conversation about my process of being part of "City Island" with Seesmic as conversational film making tool.
It's been a while since I played @ Seesmic, but their player - to which one may reply in video without ever leaving my page - brilliant - has grown up. Come of age.
All you need is a webcam, Camtwist, and a Seesmic account.
Everybody on set's got one.
Most sets have wi-fi.
Show folks what's what in 3 minutes or less.
It's really fucking easy.
We're all film makers, damnit. Superior technicians.
Why wouldn't we make media?
The question is: can we do it right? Will production trust us with the responsibility? Will something beautiful be made of it one day? What will the unions make of this? Are we not all bloggers / videobloggers / still photographers / prop masters / film makers?
Cheap tools & technology, baby.
Should we not reap benefits from this expanded endeavor all the way around?
Seesmic.
Think high-tech, lo-fi.
Think ubiquitous.
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7/19/2008 08:25:00 AM
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With so many subscribers new to the new media playground, I thought I'd share this .pdf with you.
If you subscribe to this videoblog in iTunes, you'll find that .pdf files are RSS-feed friendly and distribute sweetly to subscribers.
By whatever means necessary, folks.
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[Best Practices .pdf Download]
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7/12/2008 06:37:00 AM
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It's the correct decision, so the disappointment was fleeting.
The netroots discourse begins.
Heard the word 'netroots' - as in 'netroots movement' - for the first time yesterday in an KUOW's "The Conversation" podcast that asks a distinguished panel to address the nature of freedom on the web.
"What is Freedom on the Web?"
In context of the legal censure of wikileaks.
[KUOW source]
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DIGRESSION: Whistleblowing without fear of reprisal - and further - with reward - will be an essential not-yet-culturally-supported tool in combating the corruption Lessig has vowed to fight. How may culture support that behavior?
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2/26/2008 07:14:00 AM
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Categories: Economics, Intellectual Property, Pay More
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2/26/2008 05:04:00 AM
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Lenny DellaRocca, Jonathan Rose, Bruce Weber.
I'm behind the board.
SM-58 --> Tascam 4-channel audiocassette recorder
Casio Keyboard --> Tascam
Still looking for a copy of the hand made book we made of the poems of Morris Vieshevsky, of which this is one.
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2/16/2008 08:05:00 AM
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Artist Paul Aldhy Leroy on Skype.
Paul @ MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/paulleroygallery
Paul & I have been artpals since 2000 or so. He once did a portrait of me; I now return the favor.
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1/21/2008 04:56:00 AM
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1/19/2008 08:21:00 AM
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Two who've proven time and time again inspirational and generous.
Ordinal Malaprop may be found HERE.
Today, they inspire me to again feature this potato.
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1/18/2008 11:09:00 AM
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The man's got a CD entered in the Blues Society of Western Pennsylvania 2008 International Blues Challenge.
Spoke about Jeff in a previous podcast HERE.
We go back a long way, he and I; he taught me "As Time Goes By". Thanks for that, Jeff. It's a song that's been with me in a meaningful way ever since. A wonderful companion.
Jeff's not yet got much of a web presence. Perhaps if this post gets to him, we can work something out Creative Commons-wise for vloggers to be able to use his works in exchange for link love.
Speaking of link love, gimme some.
XO
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1/17/2008 09:20:00 AM
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12/17/2007 07:42:00 AM
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Showing works from the public domain.
I think there are a few items given away.
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10/24/2007 08:32:00 AM
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Members of the Writers Guild of America, West speak about why they've volunteered to serve as Picket/Contract Captains during the WGA's talks with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.Marketing the contract negotiations. Framing the questions / issues.
Faux Press Art Metaphrasty
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10/24/2007 04:48:00 AM
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The economics of plenty. Explained. Download the interview HERE.
Hudack speaks to creating a business model that facilitates customers' needs rather than locking customers in.
Blip.TV listens to its users.
Blip.TV is responsive.
Hudack is one of independent media's best and most ardent ambassadors.
Faux Press
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8/16/2007 12:28:00 PM
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Don't know if y'all are aware, but I read the entirety of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" by D.H. Lawrence into the public domain in podcast format.
Just had a wee mention of it recently, HERE, so I'm thinking about the project in retrospect.
That son-of-a-bitchin' thing took me a year-and-a-half to complete. I thought something good would come of it. Not so much: a couple of friends from around the planet and $14.
On second thought, the friends are worth a LOT. You know who you are :)
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Here's the FeedCycle feed: http://feeds.feedcycle.com/10061/10104/fbf781ab/1177669641/
The feed will deliver a chapter a week to your aggregator for 20 weeks.
Each chapter took me at least six hours to make.
If you've got a time-sensitive, send-it-out-in-order kinda project that may or may not require password protection, FeedCycle's for you. WARNING: You have to hand-enter posts, so if your media is already posted on the net, you'll have a bit of detailed transfer-of-information to deal with.
What that article brings to mind is the fact that I'm not world-class at anything but being a catalyst. Sure, I know how to do a lot of things. That's only because I'm easily bored and can master a thing easily. Once I get a single bit of traditional success (an award or publication or performance), I'm soon on to the next thing.
It's a kind of curse.
What's stuck with me is making motion pictures.
That's why I'm on the planet.
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4/27/2007 06:06:00 AM
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