Lawrence Lessig, the Stanford Law Professor who created Creative Commons, talks about the terror of control of creativity. In his opinion, it’s a battle between read-write culture (meaning consumers could also create) vs. read only culture (meaning consumers could only consume while those who OWN culture could be the only creators). Not only is this [...]
While in Second Life working on supporting an SL artist to be named later, I received this notecard from Crap Mariner – known as Mr. Mariner at home. Here is a link to his blog post, but I also copied it here. Greetings, y’all. SLCC is being held in San Fancisco in August this year. [...]
To celebrate the 60th Anniversay of the Declaration of Universal Rights, I went to the human rights festival in Second Life. What’s still blows my mind is that it started off with a set from Maximillion Kleene playing from Niagara Falls. Then it was followed by Joaquin Gustav, who was playing live from somewhere in [...]
