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Negativland: No Business Video [torrent] (200M)
by Rattle at 3:53 am EDT, Jul 7, 2005 |
On June 27th, 2005, the Supreme Court issued a long awaited decision in MGM vs. Grokster that states that P2P software manufacturers can be held liable for the infringing activities of people who use their software. On July 4th, 2005, Negativland, in collaboration with film maker James Gladman, issues a P2P video reply directly into P2P networks, using P2P as a distribution mechanism for new work of topical content. This new video, called NO BUSINESS, is made almost entirely out of other people's previous cultural creations. With this holiday gesture, Negativland urges an increased concern for cultural philosophy in the Supreme Court, and more skepticism towards the presumptions of the cultural law makers of commerce.
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RE: Negativland: No Business Video [torrent] (200M)
by Shannon at 3:06 pm EDT, Jul 7, 2005 |
Rattle wrote: On June 27th, 2005, the Supreme Court issued a long awaited decision in MGM vs. Grokster that states that P2P software manufacturers can be held liable for the infringing activities of people who use their software. On July 4th, 2005, Negativland, in collaboration with film maker James Gladman, issues a P2P video reply directly into P2P networks, using P2P as a distribution mechanism for new work of topical content. This new video, called NO BUSINESS, is made almost entirely out of other people's previous cultural creations. With this holiday gesture, Negativland urges an increased concern for cultural philosophy in the Supreme Court, and more skepticism towards the presumptions of the cultural law makers of commerce.
Download this torrent right now. Watch it immediately after the torrent completes.
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Negativland: No Business Video [torrent] (200M)
by bucy at 2:47 pm EDT, Jul 7, 2005 |
On June 27th, 2005, the Supreme Court issued a long awaited decision in MGM vs. Grokster that states that P2P software manufacturers can be held liable for the infringing activities of people who use their software. On July 4th, 2005, Negativland, in collaboration with film maker James Gladman, issues a P2P video reply directly into P2P networks, using P2P as a distribution mechanism for new work of topical content. This new video, called NO BUSINESS, is made almost entirely out of other people's previous cultural creations. With this holiday gesture, Negativland urges an increased concern for cultural philosophy in the Supreme Court, and more skepticism towards the presumptions of the cultural law makers of commerce.
Download this torrent right now. Watch it immediately after the torrent completes.
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