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Subject: Development of the Creative Commons Sampling license (or license option)
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- From: MARK / negativland <markhosler AT bellsouth.net>
- To: "jason daniels" <jdcreativity AT hotmail.com>, cc-sampling AT lists.ibiblio.org
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- Subject: Re: [cc-sampling] video inquiry
- Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 07:40:54 -0700
Title: Re: [cc-sampling] video inquiry
At 9:22 AM -0400 4/22/04, jason daniels wrote:
Thanks Mark and Don.
I am interested in CC because I think that it is a vehicle to promote the work itself and also my intentions as an artist.
I was also hoping that a CC license could shelter me from any repercussions.
It can't. That's the part if the sampling license that doesn't
work. Negativland can have a CC sampling license attached to our work,
meaning you are free to transformatively re-use *our* work...but
the folks that *we* transformatively re-used in our work gave us no
such permission. So you are not protected. What can happen when you
sample a sampler? When you sample a sample that isn't cleared?
Personally we don't find sampling a sampler to be a very
interesting creative avenue to pursue, so we never do it.
If I read correctly, the answer to that is negative, but weighed in against limited exposure and intent, it sounds like a worthwhile risk.
Me, I'd say you have ZERO risk. Who will know or care about what
you do? Realistically, no one. I am continually shocked at the
chilling effect these laws and supposed threats have on artists who
have literally nothing to worry about. Those silly industry
lawyers who *might* have noticed you are now far too busy worrying
about thier entire business model collapsing and suing their
customers. They don't care about someone selling a few thousand CDs or
making a free download of their work. I personally think its safer
than its been in over a decade to do this sort of work, but some may
disagree with me.
Mark
So, I think I will proceed with a license, even though it will not provide legal shelter for me. I still have to determine which license (attribution -noncommercial). The sampling license seems to encourage commerical use and with all the damn logos that fly through this piece sporadically I just freak out every once in awhile trying to figure out what to do. My goal still is to post it for download and let a few people enjoy it if they want to.
Jason
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[cc-sampling] video inquiry,
jason daniels, 04/21/2004
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
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Re: [cc-sampling] video inquiry,
MARK / negativland, 04/21/2004
- [cc-sampling] Movie Samples In Songs, Ginrai, 04/22/2004
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Re: [cc-sampling] video inquiry,
jason daniels, 04/22/2004
- Re: [cc-sampling] video inquiry, MARK / negativland, 04/22/2004
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