ah, ein immergrünes Thema – #social #media #guidelines Embedded Link Formate von Social Media Guidelines In dem Artikel: „Welche Konflikte können bei der Nutzung von Social Media Accounts entstehen?“ bin ich kurz auf Social Media Guidelines eingegangen, die gerne von Organisationen für ihre Mitarbeiter entwickelt werden.Durch Marcel Kirchner bin ich heute auf das Blog von […]
Wo ich gerade beim Sammeln von Manifesten und Thesen bin: 33. Die Aufmerksamkeit ist die Währung des Internets. Doch der, der viel davon bekommt, kann doch nicht mehr ausgeben als jeder andere. Der Reichtum entkoppelt vom Prassen. Ein Kapitalistenalbtraum. Für die anderen 41 Thesen bitte hier klicken: “42 finale Thesen zum Internet”
In RiP: A remix manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age, mashing up the media landscape of the 20th century and shattering the wall between users and producers. The film’s central protagonist is Girl Talk, a mash-up musician topping the charts with his sample-based songs. But is […]
found via Hermann Keldenich: TUXAMOON, an independent German online magazine all things music, literature, society, environment and politics. Go, check it out, but as far as I can see only german language articles in there. Anyway, Tuxamoon was new to me, funny, yes. Seems like it’s published since 2000. But perhaps they switched their business […]
Matt Mason, author of The Pirate’s Dilemma has arranged with his publisher to release his book as a free download. He’s doing a Radiohead, i.e. readers can decide freely if and how much they want to pay him. Recommended book by the way, so go D/L and read Matt’s blog too. By treating the electronic […]
SpOn zu “Mäzenatentum” und innovativem Funding von Musikproduktionen (“Musik-Fans, bezahlt mich!”), allerdings: Doch je mehr Musiker diese Quelle anzapfen, desto weniger Geld dürften sie einnehmen. Auch Kevin Kelly hat dazu eine Meinung: The Reality of Depending on True Fans I have been researching new business models for artists working in the low end of the […]
by Clay Shirky is an “examination of how the wildfire-like spread of new forms of social interaction enabled by technology is changing the way humans form groups and exist within them, with profound long-term economic and social effects-for good and for ill” It’s about how the tools of the web enable people to organize without […]
