Once again we go through the looking glass to the hothouse atmosphere of higher learning at the Stanford Law School–a political fundraing tour for the Swedish Pirate Party hosted by Google and the Stanford Law School featuring a little chat with the head of the Swedish Pirate Party courtesy of Karl Fogel of QuestionCopyright.org. Fogel […]
Here’s a nightmare scenario for you–you hire someone to create a work, co-write with anyone, record with anyone, and you find out after the services were rendered or the works were created that you’re dealing with one of the gullible creatures who signs up for Creative Commons. If that person has made the work (or […]
The Christmas season is a great time for catching up on things you couldn’t justify devoting the time to during the rest of the year. I find myself noticing things around the house that need to be worked on, wondering why the Diggnation drunks promote the Pirate Bay, and spending a little bit of time […]
A blog at RecProAudio (The Free Music Model and the Middle Class Artist) and Patrick Ross’s response to same (The Middle Class Artist) raise important ideas that need to be part of the lexicon of every independent artist and their representatives. I suggest you read both those articles and come back to this one, as […]
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