DJ Nonsense (aka Tal Zimerman) of Toronto, Canada (in background) presents an educational compilation titled: “here’s another sample”. This CC-licensed compilation traces the history of the use of samples in the context of the contemporary music industry. (Shout out to DJ Nonsense Fan Club President Stephen Perzow shown in foreground - notice the matching lime green undershirts)
Wired Magazine and Creative Commons released a CD to promote the new Creative Commons sampline licences. The songs on this CD use one of two Creative Commons licences. The Noncommercial Sampling Plus licence permits noncommercial file-sharing and noncommercial sampling. The other licence is the more expansive Sampling Plus license. Like the noncommercial version, it allows file-sharing. But it also allows commercial use of samples. More details on the licenses and their permissions are available at creativecommons.org/wired.
There will be a free book fair in Montreal this weekend to coincide with the Salon du livre de Montreal. The “main event” is Saturday evening, featuring panel discussions by people involved in Open/Free publishing.
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