The Copyright Criminals Remix Contest, sponsored by Creative Commons, is promoting remixing culture and creative manipulation. The best mix audio tracks will be included in the new documentary realized by Ben Franzen and Kembrew McLeod. The film is focused on the impact of the copyright law on the creative practice.

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Copyrightcriminals

Remixability has contaminated my brain, a mash up of thoughts and tags without begin and without end. I’m losing the center and searching the source but I’m finding only connections. I’m focusing on simplicity but the personalization is a chaos of expressions, a mix of codes. The future is the network but without partecipation the network remains just a word. We are all perpertual betas and all these experiments are more real then the real world. I dream profiles just because I’m sharing datas with you. Trust and collaborate, the system is opened and user centered. Sixdegrees of separation inside of my mind and a social hardware is replacing my software. Web 2.0 is stealing my Identity.

If you are interested in this theme, I suggest you to wacht the impressive presentation of Dick Hardt Identity 2.0