Wired.com explores the Outfoxed creative commons release and discusses the history and future of movie remixing and the benefits of open licensing. Choice quote:

But Hollyn thinks Greenwald may be onto a smart viral-marketing campaign with the release of the raw Outfoxed content, and that it isn't hard to imagine other filmmakers following suit.

"I don't think there's a giant leap from Outfoxed to other kinds of movies," Hollyn said. "I think you'll see the smaller, independent filmmakers leading this. And the studios, if it catches on, will figure out a way to do this within their legal obligations."

By Gary Lerhaupt, 12:14 AM in general | Comments (1)  

well. I dont really comprehend public rhetoric, codified formatted wordy words, dissemination of singular agendas or pretentious poopy poop, but I like pictures... even if they move. when they seperate and shift, channeling efficacy . and I dont so much need to see a person when they speak, it becomes distracting and obfuscates the spine and spirit of comprehension. . I can appreciate a virtuous film remix. But people are so possesive. A society of egoists? Self-destructing.

Posted by: Marion at September 22, 2004 02:41 AM