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[adnan hadzi <a.hadzi AT gold.ac.uk>]

edward, yes interest is here! but, we've to find somebody who can 
maintain the remix london. as far as i understood andrea got in touch 
with you (a.rota AT gold.ac.uk) and hopefully see you on the first of june...

adnan

lnu01eg AT reading.ac.uk wrote:

> So would you be interested in setting up/maintaining a Remix London? We
> would give you the code, help you find server space, and lots of tips/advice
> on a remix project. Also any improvements you made to the code, could feed
> back into any of the other remix projects round the country.
>
> We could have inter-city remix competitions, and make it easy to link each
> site to the others, as well as many other ideas. We'll talk more about it on
> 1st June.
>
> Edward
> www.remixreading.org
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> > the workshop at goldsmiths college on the first of june initiates a 
> > society "liquidculture" at goldsmiths college see 
> > http://www.liquidculture.info and as such aims to participate in the 
> > freeculture.org movement. so yes, liquidculture.info is a "chapter"...
> >
> > adnan
> >
> > Edward Griffith-Jones wrote:
> >
> >    
> >
> > > If any Free Culture groups did start up, we could give them the code 
> > > to Remix Reading, so they could start up their own local remixing 
> > > projects. At the moment, we are planning Remix Brighton. When we roll 
> > > that out, it will be very easy for other people to do the same in 
> > > their own areas. However, remix projects need local people to maintain 
> > > it/do events - Maybe we could tie in Free Culture Groups (if any form) 
> > > with local remix projects in the UK?
> > >
> > > Edward
> > >
> > > Rufus Pollock wrote:
> > >
> > >      
> > >
> > > > As many on the list may know a grassroots group called Free Culture
> > > > started up in the US a year ago (http://www.freeculture.org/). They're
> > > > student run and have been very successful at organizing activism around
> > > > copyright issues and in doing interesting projects at the intersection
> > > > of culture, art and the law.
> > > >
> > > > Activity has also been growing here in the UK (for example
> > > > remixreading,the recent musiccommons event, another upcoming event at
> > > > Goldsmiths, as well all the interest around the Creative Archive). This
> > > > has led several people (many of them on this list) to suggest the
> > > > setting up of a Free Culture group here in the UK (an idea, in fact
> > > > first mooted a year ago but never acted upon). This group would, I
> > > > assume, be linked back to the Free Culture group in the US (which is
> > > >        
> now
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> > > > international) but autonomous in most major respects. It would also
> > > > follow the US model of having a limited central organization with
> > > > individual 'chapters' based say at Universities, linked back that.
> > > >
> > > > Is there anyone who would be interested in helping start such a group
> > > > here in the UK? What other comments are there on this idea? All
> > > >        
> feedback
>  
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> > > > would be welcome.
> > > >
> > > > Regards,
> > > >
> > > > Rufus
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