Negativland's Mark Hosler on Copyright & Creative Commons

A video interview with Mark of the genious sound collage group, Negativland. I believe this video is done inside Mark's house. Someone correct me if I am wrong.

[EDIT][UPDATE]
"This interview was done during preparations for the Negativlandland art show at Creative Electric Studios in Minneapolis, MN in 2006. Interview by Minnesota Stories."
-tjod123

I did not create this video. This was taken from Blip video website but was made by "Minnesota Stories." Their profile doesn't have any info so I couldn't find a way to contact them. But I think they would be ok with this especially on the issue. This could only be good free promotion for them anyway.

Links:
Original Video. You can also search for Negativland and they have a bunch more interviews by OpenSource Cinema.

www.negativland.com

http://blip.tv/file/32105/

CHANGING COPYRIGHT
Essay by Negativland
(A must read for any sampler)

http://www.negativland.com/changing_copyright.html

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Negativland
• Mark
• Hosler
• Copyright
• Law
• Sound
• Collage
• Music
• Creative
• Commons
• License
• IP

[tjod123]

This interview was done during preparations for the Negativlandland art show at Creative Electric Studios in Minneapolis, MN in 2006. Interview by Minnesota Stories.

[monnie110]

Hey there, thanks for posting that. I'll post it in my video comment. Someone posted it before but it accidentally got deleted :)

[monnie110]

CC has thoughsands of samples. Most people pick option: "you can't use this in anything that makes money" so you cannot legally put out a $10 CD that has even a little cow bell even if you're a starving artist like myself. Or you have to credit people. How can you a sampler possibly keep track of thoughsands? How can you contact every single person to ask? Basically some of the CC people told me, "well I'm sure it's okay and no one will sue you realistically."

[monnie110]

Some time ago I went to creative commons website and they didn't seem to have this license. I even posted on the forums and mentioned this video. No moderator knew what I was talking about.

[monnie110]

DOH! sorry, I deleted the doubles and for some reason it deleted the original message also :/

[glitchesandglitter]

dude, listen to their music. do you hear the amount of work they take in cutting and pasting? why should they have to pay for something that they themselves have worked so hard on? they're trully brilliant, and unfortunately these copywrite laws have been holding them back for years.

[Nmbrz]

If creativity is a field, copyright is the fence - John Oswald

[human453]

he's right

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[NoelGrassy]

@mellisb

Geez-------------bitter much? How about MH gets to live and you continue your

adulation of another member of the band. That way you don't come off as a world

class douche satchel. Besides, wouldn't you enjoy a "thumbs up" better?

Hugs & Noise.

[Sandbag209]

No!

[HierPower]

sandbag, you are dork.

[mellisb]

Watching David measure snow is more entertaining than listening this hack pontificate.

Mark Hosler will never be as creative as Don...

EVER.

Dear Mark,

Kill yourself NOW

[worldsworstjukebox]

What did Marky Mark and T.F.B. sample, and where can I hear it?