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OpenSource
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Phillips Remix Cycle Pixelodeon 2007
- 2. THE REMIX CYCLE & Participating in the Healthy Ecosystem of Sharing
- 3. rejon.org
- 4. rejon.org, artist, developer, writer, sf, newmedia, theory, culture, opensource, opencontent, sustainability, network, overlap, experimental, media, newmedianohair
- 5. share, reuse, and remix— legally
- 6. sf, nonprofit, small, 4.5yearsold, freelicenses, freetools, scientists, artists, authors, educators, business, bloggers, vloggers, hollywood, indyvideo
- 18. Remix. Appropriation. Remake. Collage. Redo. Response Video.
- 19. Is there such a thing as original ?
- 21. freevlog.org
- 22. Know the license of your samples.
- 23. Youtube
- 24. Jumpcut
- 27. License your work non-exclusively.
- 31. Mark the license of your work. http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Marking
- 33. Publish local and global. (Spread out your ish.)
- 34. Panda
- 35. Wikipedia
- 36. Slideshare
- 37. Use standards for interoperability.
- 44. Promote at local and global level.
- 45. Your Blog.
- 47. Formal PR and Social Networks. Until standards, use all of them.
- 53. Lonelygirl15
- 54. Dotsub
- 57. Don't sign exclusive deals.
- 58. Revver
- 59. Blip.tv
- 60. Pump Audio
- 67. Possible Futures
- 70. More even distribution of wealth
- 73. Jon Phillips [email_address] [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- #2: The remix cycle