The Spirit of John Philip Sousa
When the precursor to the phonograph arrived, John Philip Sousa was not a happy musician. He fretted that people would stop spending time singing the old songs and the songs of the day.
I don't know if he meant mixing them together, but he was right.
Sort of.
The law changed in such a way to make these mixes illegal. But Mashups still live...
Yup I'm going to Mashup University (and possibly Mashup Camp too). Sousa (and perhaps Larry Lessig) would be proud.
To see what I'm talking about here is Larry Lessig talk on Creativity recorded at TED in March of this year. And yes I so want to go to one of these.
Embedded video from T.E.D. Talks series
tags : John Philip Sousa, mixing, copyright, law, mashup, Larry Lessig, creativity, TED
I don't know if he meant mixing them together, but he was right.
Sort of.
The law changed in such a way to make these mixes illegal. But Mashups still live...
Yup I'm going to Mashup University (and possibly Mashup Camp too). Sousa (and perhaps Larry Lessig) would be proud.
To see what I'm talking about here is Larry Lessig talk on Creativity recorded at TED in March of this year. And yes I so want to go to one of these.
Embedded video from T.E.D. Talks series
tags : John Philip Sousa, mixing, copyright, law, mashup, Larry Lessig, creativity, TED
Labels: copyright, creativity, John Philip Sousa, Larry Lessig, law, mashup, mixing, TED
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