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Abstract
The Internet enables its users to freely exchange
data. It provides the possibility to circulate cultural work trough mass
distribution channels, give the net-audience access to it, but also to
copy, forward, and even as with open source
software to commonly develop works with others. The laws currently
valid, in particular the copyright laws as well as the traditional economy,
art market and music industry are in opposition to these possibilities
of cultural production and hinder
it's development.
- Copyleft.cc is an open forum for artists, designers, programmers,
lawyers, academics, musicians and producers, who choose digital and
analogue media in their engagement with art and design.
The webplatform will provide information on copyleft and related contents.
At the same time it will offer mailinglists, forums
for debate, an event calendar, and a news section and link lists.
In addition, the platform should provide possibilities for copyleft
production. With its community, copyleft.cc will become a relevant databank
for concepts, computer animations, installation, net.art, academic papers,
digital music, visual effects,
and interactive art. Following the principles of the Free Art License
(artlibre.org)
these works will be made publicly accessible.
For these forms of cultural production business models should be developed,
which allow a different form of economic exchange.
Contact
copyleft.cc
c/o [Plug in]
St. Alban-Rheinweg 64
CH - 4056 Basel
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Info: |
info@copyleft.org.uk |
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Mailinglist: |
discuss free culture |
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Phone: |
+41-61-283 60 50 |
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Mobile: |
+41-79-410 02 15 |
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Fax: |
+41-61-283 60 51 |
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