Music Manumit

Somehow I missed this. It's not Creative Commons by a long shot, but it is quite interesting when talking about music licensing...and could *potentially* lead to more CC music if artists choose to license things that way.

yet another reason to go Creative Commons!

Damn, I am on a roll with the finds!

I don't know if this is worth discussing, but I wonder if music falls into the category of distractions

You know music videos are not something we've discussed.

lots of apps! Anything you use or think sounds interesting?

Art vs. Content w/ Matt LeMay on Grey Area discusses this and caught my ear.

Tom, please ready this before we interview Paul Jones...the one I sent the email about last night.

Do you listen to this? Is he stepping on our turf? Is their listenership to go around?

interestingly, we were just talking about artist endorsed stuff.

r users' legal rights to make fair use of copyrighted works. We understand that Content ID has gotten more attractive to publishers as the technology has been improved to better identify compositions in addition to sound recordings (think of a cover of a Lady Gaga

old but good

Tom, if you could read this before the next show recording, that would be great.

This really has more to do about technology, but I think it's good to keep in mind than a non-free Internet could kill Creative Commons. It may be something we ignore by the time we get out of the next interview cycle.

not the RIAA, but relevant

Vote for Madison's own Lorenzo's Music in the Rock and Pop categories. Winner in each category gets $500! MKE's own Pete Prodoehl in Experimental and/or Instrumental. Chicago's own Professor Kliq in Electro I've also voted for Beltaine's Fire, Emcee Lynx, David Rovics and Jonay in various categories.

I need to start using this again...we've had so many interviews though that I haven't needed articles!

In honor of our debate on countries.

Worth a quick mention, I think

Visualizations of CC music!