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‘Teachers Guide To Music, Media, And Copyright’ Review
James Frankel recently wrote a book released on Hal Leonard titled “Teachers Guide to Music, Media, and Copyright”. It sparked my interest, as I am a big fan of Larry Lessig and Creative Commons, and have self published my own … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Creative Commons, Fair Use, Larry Lessig, Law, Media
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Twitter Brings Back @Replies After Uproar
Today, Twitter did the dumbest thing ever, and took away @Replies from people. Then finally, after the community uproar decided to retract their steps and bring it back. As a marketing and social media guy specializing in music, I always … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, Copyright, Creative Commons, Facebook, Marketing, PR, Terms Of Service, Tweetie, Twitter, Twitterific
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Stock 20 Does Royalty Free Music Publishing
Ever wanted to get your music into a video game, commercial, or movie? Some prefer to go through websites that do the Music Publishing for you. Publishing is the idea of getting your music ‘placed’ in a media project. There’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Music Publishing, Publishers, Royalty Free Music, Stock 20
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Napster Killed The Pirate-Star
…Or maybe Napster created the Pirate Star. Either way, people have always stole music and art, but this became a common problem when Napster allowed ‘mass file sharing’. As a result – literally overnight – founder/creator Shawn Fanning changed the … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Creative Commons, File Sharing, Kazaa, Napster, Peer to Peer, Shawn Fanning, The Pirate Bay
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Sweden Piracy Law Gives IP Addresses To Copyright Holders
I learned today from Total Format that Sweden is attempting to put an end to piracy – specifically peer-to-peer networks. The editor, Detomah, mentioned how Sweden has a very large piracy community (roughly 8% of the population), and The Pirate … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, File Sharing, Internet service providers, Law, Limewire, Peer to Peer, Piracy, Pirate Bay, Sweden, Torrent
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Will Facebook Go The Way Of Myspace?
Attention Musicians: Myspace is slowly dying a slow death. The thing is.. Facebook is slowly reminding me of MySpace. The problem is that these websites try to be “All things to all people.” But unfortunately, business isn’t always like that. … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Copyright, Facebook, Friendster, Monetization, Myspace, Ning, Social Networking, Twitter, Virb, Web 2.0
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Why Creative Commons Rocks!
Creative Commons is the new Copyright. I refer to it as Copyright 2.0 Why is this important, well, because my music is licensed Creative Commons which allows people to use my music, mash it up, and do what they want … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Creative Commons, Open Source, Podcast, Public Domain, Remix, Twitter, Walt Ribeiro, WaltRibeiro, Youtube
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‘Circles’ Creative Commons Student Video!
This video takes advantage of my Creative Commons License! Awesome! Plus the video is pretty cool too. Big Ups to Cash4freeonline for posting this! I’m sure there’s other Youtube mashups, but this one is cool! ‘Circles’ is available Here.
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Tagged Circles, Copyright, Creative Commons, Music, Orchestra, Podcast, Podsafe, rss, Student Video, Walt Ribeiro, Web 2.0
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