Thursday, September 2, 2010

Music Manumit Podcast - 30 Minutes Fair | 100902

IMG_0430Image by Dave Malkoff via Flickr
In this episode:
Are wooden head-phones better than regular ones?

Musician Shamantis uses a Justin Bieber song as an example for an open-source audio program he wrote. Does that fit under the category of fair use?

The President of the Songwriters Guild of America says creative commons is bad for musicians. Is he right? Or does he just not get it. Kinda reminded us of the old "Napster Bad!" cartoons from back in the day.

Soundcloud.com ups it's support of CC licensing and changes the embedable player to show it.

Headphonica.com - Another site in the growing online platforms that distribute CC music. A trend we like!

And Doug looks into the pursuit of one man's search for Free Licensed Japanese Pop Music with Wacca.Fm's XMLRPC API

Audio:
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2 comments:

  1. Cool show, listened to it this morning. You know, if you guys are looking for someone who runs a netlabel to interview, you should ask Johan Lundin over at 23 Seconds netlabel. As well as co founding and running 23 Seconds for the last four years, he is also currently making a documentary about the whole netlabel scene. He's already conducted lots of interviews with both netlabel founders and their artists, so he'll have plenty of insight. :)

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  2. I thought you might enjoy this one as much as I did ;)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFQxRd0isAQ

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