Joi Ito is an investor in early stage internet projects, and he has backed some big successes including Twitter and Flickr. He thinks that about one in ten of these start-ups returns a decent amount, but the big ones - the Googles and the Yahoos - come once every five years. The trick he says, is to be in position when they arrive and his formula for doing so is a curious mix of networking, Buddhist philosophy and serendipity.
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BBC - BBC World Service Programmes - The Interview, 31/07/2010 Joi Ito
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Spark Episode 73: Copyright, the public domain, and remix culture
On this episode of Spark: Copyright, the public domain, and remix culture:
- Kutiman remixes YouTube on THRU YOU (full interview)
- Teru remixes Nora’s full interview with Kutiman to win Spark’s remix contest
- James Boyle tries to balance intellectual property rights and the public domain (full interview)
- Jean Dryden demystifies Canadian copyright law
- Elizabeth mentions several helpful links
- Nora mentions her full interview with Jason Kottke (coming soon)
This episode features Creative Commons music and sound effects:
- “Wadidyusay?” by Zap Mama
- “Climbing the Mountain” by Podington Bear
- “Spark Kutiman Interview Minute” by teru
- “Movin’ on Up” by Chad Crouch
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I Will Not Fall
Celebration Electric Tarot are releasing their songs under a Creative Commons attribution non-commercial share-alike license.
From http://de-online.co.uk/2009/03/27/celebration-electric-tarot
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Kristin Hersh: Coals
Kristin Hersh (of Throwing Muses) is offering up some of her songs along with a tip jar:
From http://kristinhersh.cashmusic.org/
Offered under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license — meaning you can share, remix, or rework as long as you give credit.