Myke, why not at least put together a short sampler of your music for
net-distribution?
I'm currently working on a similar project except its for MiniDisc users
only because that's the format which has been the most beneficial to me
since I began recording Ymphony!s nearly 17 years ago. I'm
It may be, "If this whole thing catches on", that we will begin to question
the very institution of private property itself.George
Yeah. But you don't know what you've got until it's gone.
The good thing about private property is that people always have greater
incentives to keep their own
The online catalog is wonderful!
Praise, peacock eggs and riches from the east for Owen and Sol, what
a fine job!
http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST/box1/fbindexm.html
thank you thank you thank you
Beam it
http://click.mp3.com/c/c_bDab/n_286662834/u_my/
T.
Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote:
I have no clue yet as to how MP3s are actually
created.
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"If this whole thing catches on," Mr. Clarke said,
"I think that people will look back in 20 to 40 years and look at the
idea that you can own information in the same way as gold or real estate
in the same way we look at witch burning today."
Why stop with information? Why don't we free
If you could convince us to buy your music you can convince the world ;-)
My music is not for sale.
Myke
I also never allowed anyone else to obtain copies
New York Times, May 10, 2000
THE CONCEPT OF COPYRIGHT - FIGHTS FOR INTERNET SURVIVAL
By JOHN MARKOFF
While American courts struggle over the recording industry's challenge to
digital music swapping, Ian Clarke, a 23-year-old Irish programmer,
World's best Web sites honored -- Hollywood-style
THE WEBBY AWARDS -
- The Very Antithesis of Net
http://bbrace.laughingsquid.net/blabbering-cronies.html
(fwd)
World's best Web sites honored -- Hollywood-style
THE WEBBY AWARDS -- 2000 WINNERS
--Activism: Ad Busters - www.adbusters.org
--Arts: Web Stalker - www.backspace.org/iod/iod4winupdates.html
--Broadband: Video Farm - www.videofarm.com
--Commerce: BabyCenter - www.babycenter.com
Apropos "information wants to be free" ...
An article on web logging:
http://www.feedmag.com/feature/cx329_master.html
JORN BARGER IS A COLLECTOR, of a sort -- though you wouldnt know what sort,
exactly, from gazing on his worldly possessions. A long-haired,
thick-bearded former
At 06:55 am -0700 14/5/00, George Free wrote:
Why stop with information? Why don't we free housing and gold?
It may be, "If this whole thing catches on", that we will begin to question
the very institution of private property itself.George
copyrighted information made sense in a world of
The 'greater-good' idea that the Net enables, is to overcome the ruthless
stranglehold institutional/commercial music/visual-art monopolies has on
independent artistic production, distribution and decent compensation.
(And hopefully debunk blinkered, incestuous, artworld acolytes and their
free information is one of the consecuences of a technological revolution
announced from fifties sixties.
And I have no problems with free information when somebody associated
with its creation chooses to make it free. I have major problems, on
the other hand, when people just go about
Kathy Forer wrote:
The online catalog is wonderful!
Praise, peacock eggs and riches from the east for Owen and Sol, what
a fine job!
http://www.fluxus.org/FLUXLIST/box1/fbindexm.html
thank you thank you thank you
The box really is a collage of art novelties--it has film, performance,
I think something like that is still at www.uni-frankfurt.de/~recktenw/
Or watch for files with dark magus or isle of wight.
H.
Myke,
The point is that if people are going to routinely rip music from
CDs and distribute them via the internet or other means to their
They only do it with their favourite music, I would never do it with
Metallica, I once did it with Ratex X, a 400 kb file in 8 bits per
second... The
Heiko:
As an art event, this works.
As a vehicle for money, it does not.
With all due respect, let's keep the stock tips on silicon investor
and yahoo message boards. Or, in the case of this onedart boards.
(My day job is in the investment industry and this is just so much
hype and so many
MP3 and the internet are the death knell to all that as far as I'm
concerned. Everybody's having a lot of fun doing things with the
If you put yourself in such a position, out of time. Its the time of
digitalisation. CD ripping is something completely different in
soundquatity than taping
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