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Copyright Killed The Video Star Update
October 3, 2009
Copyright killed the video star
October 2, 2009
They took the credit for your second symphony Rewritten by machine and new technology And now I understand the problems you can see Oh-a oh. You might have heard of the new Buma/Stemra law called Fair Play. They will charge the whole Dutch web community for embedding musicclips. Let’s try to push the limits of [...]
This post will cost us 650 euro
October 1, 2009
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOrkic6og-4] Today Dutch copyright organization Buma/Stemra launched the Fair Play license. They charge blogs for embedding. It’s like calling Vinnie Jones an elegant soccer star. Read more on it here. This new law would mean the death of blogs like this. Of blogs that promote culture and don’t make any money out of it. We [...]
Incubate invites Tim Kuik (Brein) for Incubate Innovation Lecture
September 8, 2009
Dear Tim Kuik, With this letter I want to invite you on behalf of Incubate to the Incubate Innovation Lecture. At this event Andrew Keen will give a keynote speech on new media, culture and one of your favorite subjects: piracy. This keynote speech will be held Friday 18 September 17:00h at De NWE Vorst, [...]
Getting back at BUMA
April 7, 2009
Marco Raaphorst is threatening to sue the Dutch music rights organization BUMA. BUMA collects money from everyone that plays music in public and gives it to those who made that music. A modern day Robin Hood, that’s how they like to see themselves. But Marco explains why they are committing fraude and dupe organizations and [...]
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