Remixing music without remixing the copyright
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Pioneer of Creative Common's CCMixter Victor Stone describes his project for letting anyone to remix music without copyright restrictions.
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Victor Stone, CC 2.5
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Web exclusive interview: A double standard for music copyright
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Creator of "safe harbor" remix project Victor Stone discusses his work and his view on the unfair legal treatment of music.
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Making profit with a nonprofit model: Creative Commons meets business
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Distributing music for free while bringing in profit, CEO of Magnatune John Buckman reveals how to have your cake and eat it too.
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Cutting the tie to copyright without cutting the profit
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The UK record label Fading Ways provides an innovative way for listeners to support musicians who decide to distribute their music without the traditional copyright restrictions.
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The Devil's guide to online music distribution
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The Vassar Devils a cappella group explains how they give exposure to and distribute their music online without having a technical background.
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Free music meets free software
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Web developer and author Ben Horst introduces the crop of open source applications that complements Creative Commons music.
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Crossing over to Creative Commons
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Web developer and musician Scott Andrew LePera explains his decision to choose Creative Commons over traditional copyright and the advantages he gained from it.
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Constructing new grounds for music-sharing
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Experimental artist Sal Randolph describes her project, Opsound, to aggregate a new generation of Creative Commons music.
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