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The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. | Creative Commons
by Decius at 2:51 am EDT, Oct 26, 2004 |
] Collage art pioneers Negativland first brought the idea
] to Creative Commons. With their guidance, and the pro
] bono legal advice of Cooley Godward and Wilson Sonsini
] Goodrich & Rosati, we wrote up the licenses that give you
] the freedom to interact with these tracks.
]
] Note: Return to this site after November 9, and you'll be
] able to download high quality versions of the songs. We
] will also debut our new mashup community site, where you
] can upload the new tunes you build from these tracks. Wired's November issue comes with free CC licensed tracks.
Beastie Boys, Dan the Automator, Thievery Corporation, Chuck D, Danger Mouse, and others... |
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RE: The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. | Creative Commons
by Acidus at 12:52 pm EDT, Oct 26, 2004 |
Decius wrote:
] ] Collage art pioneers Negativland first brought the idea
] ] to Creative Commons. With their guidance, and the pro
] ] bono legal advice of Cooley Godward and Wilson Sonsini
] ] Goodrich & Rosati, we wrote up the licenses that give you
] ] the freedom to interact with these tracks.
] ]
] ] Note: Return to this site after November 9, and you'll be
] ] able to download high quality versions of the songs. We
] ] will also debut our new mashup community site, where you
] ] can upload the new tunes you build from these tracks.
]
] Wired's November issue comes with free CC licensed tracks.
] Beastie Boys, Dan the Automator, Thievery Corporation, Chuck
] D, Danger Mouse, and others... On Binrev radio, which Stank and I recorded last night and comes out tonight at 9, we discuss the CC license briefly and endthe show with the Beastie Boys' song on the Wired CD |
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