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articles · Lessig declares he is "stepping aside"
by driscoll · voted on 16/6/2007 16:31 · 34 votes · 2 comments
After ten years at the helm of Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig, the free culture movement's most visible spokesman, declares that he is "stepping aside".
Lessig began his keynote address by responding to recent criticism with a call to action. "Take pride. We will get respect by demanding it and demanding it loudly," Lessig told the hushed audience, "Success is possible."
As...
articles · Education Happens Here Too
by Steve Foerster · voted on 16/6/2007 16:31 · 35 votes · 1 comment
Finally! At this year’s iCommons Summit we educators get our very own track. The commons for education has grown a great deal, and while we may not always be as good at getting attention as musicians and artists (this year’s conference t-shirt says “The Art Happens Here”, for example) no one can say that being able to remix curricula isn’t as important as remixing music.
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articles · The Art Happens Here
by Paddy Johnson · commented on 16/6/2007 16:28 · 38 votes · 3 comments
Opens 15 June @ 21h30, Croatian time
Lazareti Art Workshop, Dubrovnik Croatia
Simulcast to Annenberg Island in SL, 12h30 PDT
Second Life
The Art Happens Here is a contemporary art exhibition and presentation at the iCommons Summit 2007, resulting from an ongoing artist in residence programme. Six international artists and a critic were invited to produce physical and virtual...
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