Phillips Remix Cycle Pixelodeon 2007

Slide 2: THE REMIX CYCLE & Participating in the Healthy Ecosystem of Sharing

Slide 3: rejon.org

Slide 4: rejon.org, artist, developer, writer, sf, newmedia, theory, culture, opensource, opencontent, sustainability, network, overlap, experimental, media, newmedianohair

Slide 5: share, reuse, and remix— legally

Slide 6: sf, nonprofit, small, 4.5yearsold, freelicenses, freetools, scientists, artists, authors, educators, business, bloggers, vloggers, hollywood, indyvideo

Slide 7: All Rights Reserved.

Slide 8: No Rights Reserved.

Slide 9: Some Rights Reserved.

Slide 18: Remix. Appropriation. Remake. Collage. Redo. Response Video.

Slide 19: Is there such a thing as original?

Slide 21: freevlog.org

Slide 22: Know the license of your samples.

Slide 23: Youtube

Slide 24: Jumpcut

Slide 25: SpinXpress Get Media

Slide 27: License your work non-exclusively.

Slide 31: Mark the license of your work. http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Marking

Slide 33: Publish local and global. (Spread out your ish.)

Slide 34: Panda

Slide 35: Wikipedia

Slide 36: Slideshare

Slide 37: Use standards for interoperability.

Slide 44: Promote at local and global level.

Slide 45: Your Blog.

Slide 47: Formal PR and Social Networks. Until standards, use all of them.

Slide 53: Lonelygirl15

Slide 54: Dotsub

Slide 56: Outsource commercial brokering.

Slide 57: Don't sign exclusive deals.

Slide 58: Revver

Slide 59: Blip.tv

Slide 60: Pump Audio

Slide 67: Possible Futures

Slide 68: Meritocracy or Oligarchy

Slide 69: Star system replicated

Slide 70: More even distribution of wealth

Slide 71: Sustainable Sharing Economy

Slide 73: Jon Phillips jon@rejon.org jon@creativecommons.org