remix lessig

Remix Lessig

http://netzpolitik.org/2006/remix-lessig-english-versio
n/
http
://netzpolitik.org/2006/aktionremixt-lessig/ (german
version)

Beginning of last week we had the opportunity to interview
Lawrence
Lessig in Berlin. Despite a cold and some coughs he reserved
nearly one
hour to explain different topics in detail.

The result can be seen here. I cut the whole interview into
small parts,
so that each block consists of question and answer. While
cutting an
idea came up to give out the whole interview under a
Creative Commons
license to provide most freedoms including remixing and
commercial use.
The individual blocks are .dv files in an almost
uncompressed condition
(caution: some files are over 1 GB! *). To a large extend
there are also
versions in OGG Theora and some AVI with the NetzpolitikTV
intro, which
the Wetterfrosch has created. **

There are surely many readers, that are much more gifted in
the art of
video mixing then myself with my presently rare time and
limited
creativity. Therefore play with the video as you like: The
only rule is
to obey the Creative Commons attribution license. All
remixes must
reference to netzpolitik.org***. That’s it. Add subtext,
rearrange it
ore even substitute my role as interviewer, improve
questions or
underlay some music, insert special fx, or do a best of. I
am looking
forward to your creativity. Results can be posted into the
comments-section.

ciao,
markus
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Nice idea,

way to go.

On Friday 10 November 2006 01:09 pm, Markus Beckedahl wrote:
> Remix Lessig
>
> http://netzpolitik.org/2006/remix-lessig-english-versio
n/
> http
://netzpolitik.org/2006/aktionremixt-lessig/ (german
version)
>
> Beginning of last week we had the opportunity to
interview Lawrence
> Lessig in Berlin. Despite a cold and some coughs he
reserved nearly one
> hour to explain different topics in detail.
>
> The result can be seen here. I cut the whole interview
into small parts,
> so that each block consists of question and answer.
While cutting an
> idea came up to give out the whole interview under a
Creative Commons
> license to provide most freedoms including remixing and
commercial use.
> The individual blocks are .dv files in an almost
uncompressed condition
> (caution: some files are over 1 GB! *). To a large
extend there are also
> versions in OGG Theora and some AVI with the
NetzpolitikTV intro, which
> the Wetterfrosch has created. **
>
> There are surely many readers, that are much more
gifted in the art of
> video mixing then myself with my presently rare time
and limited
> creativity. Therefore play with the video as you like:
The only rule is
> to obey the Creative Commons attribution license. All
remixes must
> reference to netzpolitik.org***. That’s it. Add
subtext, rearrange it
> ore even substitute my role as interviewer, improve
questions or
> underlay some music, insert special fx, or do a best
of. I am looking
> forward to your creativity. Results can be posted into
the
> comments-section.
>
> ciao,
> markus

all the best,

drew
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