Today I will attend the screening RIP: A Remix Manifesto hosted in Biffen Art Cinema in Aalborg by Århus Filmfestival On Tour. After the screening will be held a small discussion round where I (as affiliated to Creative Commons Denmark) and local mashup music artist Au2pilot (aka. Jon Niemi, signed to Urlyd Audiovisual Recordings) will […] Read More…
Danish national radio show 'Harddisken' did some coverage of the first Creative Commons Salon event in Copenhagen on April 27 (which I co-hosted as new public project lead for CC Denmark). Read about it (and listen to the show podcast) here. All in all, the salon was a great night with a full room and […] Read More…
As of May 1, I have started as so-called public project lead for Creative Commons Denmark, after my friend Henrik Moltke (@moltke) has moved on to work for Mozilla's Drumbeat project. More about that here. The first project in this new position will be the co-hosting of the first ever CC Salon in Copenhagen, which […] Read More…
Tonight I have the pleasure of making a presentation of my little recording label, Urlyd, at a workshop at the SAE Institute here in Berlin. The workshop is held på Creative Commons Germany and focus on the flexibility offered to musicians and labels by the CC licensing suite, and Urlyd will act as an example […] Read More…
Last weekend, I was invited to participate in the radio show Breitband, which airs on German national radio Deutschlandradio Kultur every Saturday. The show focused on the use of Creative Commons license in releasing music, and I was invited to tell a little about how my record label Urlyd was the first label in the […] Read More…
Today I start as a blogger on Bandbase.com (read my first post here), a relatively new international proliferation of Denmarks biggest music-community, Bandbase.dk (formerly known as MyMusic.dk), where I have been given the role to comment on the paradigm change we are witnessing in the music business today. Not in boring traditional business lingo, but […] Read More…
Received a newsletter-communication yesterday from Stanford University professor and copyright activist - and perhaps most notably former Creative Commons chief - Lawrence Lessig leading my attention towards the Creative Commons fundraiser taking place right now. The Commons are dependent on our funding - in order to continue their tireless efforts to offer a strong alternative […] Read More…
