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05.14.09RIP A Remix Manifesto: Brett Gaylor Film Investigates Crazy Copyright Law in the Internet AgeI went to the Popcorn Taxi screening of RIP: A Remix Manifesto last night, a film that explores issues relating to copyright law and creativity.It was awesome, very interesting and thought provoking. Continue Reading... Related posts:The Hunt for Gollum: User Generated Content Builds on HoolywoodInternet Ends Monopoly on Journalism and News Content Production Says Alan Kohler
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03.12.09Last night’s media discovery – SeekaeWent to see Pivot (performing under the name of Fire Island) at the Hopetoun in Surry Hills last night. They were supported by Seekae, a group from Sydney and Seekae were brilliant. You can check them out at MySpace. Can't wait to see them again... Pivot were great too! Related posts:Reflections of a day immersed in social media of one type or another #atsyd Ad:tech09Listening to Metronomy – Nights Out
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01.19.09It’s OK, I’m back…[caption id="attachment_331" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="St. Malo, France (unrelated to the post)"][/caption] Velvet Blues recently blogged on the trend towards shorter posts in the blogosphere. I can relate to this trend having not written a jot for more than a month. I just know that my legions of fans have been waiting with baited breath for the next installment - AND HERE IT IS. I had a month off over Xmas and New Year, which included a week camping, a week in Byron and some quality time with my brother who was visiting from the UK. I am keen to get the blog up ...
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04.10.08Tonight at CarriageWorksI just got back from an event called Blur at the CarriageWorks in Sydney's Eveleigh suburb. This is a really cool venue, it's converted from rail works and was developed by the NSW State Goverment through Arts NSW. It has a very industrial feel and reminded me a lot of the Tate Modern in London. The original rail tracks run through and around the complex, which has been created to provide a home to contemporary arts Anyway, the performer tonight was a guy called Timothy Constable. Timothy had a sound engineer (Bob) in the crowd and some pretty impressive instruments including ...
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