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Barcelona Events Wrap-up
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Since we last blogged about CC in Barcelona, we've been very productive. Two weeks worth of open events have yielded several talks around open educational resources (OER) search, discovery, and policy at Open Ed, recommendations and tools for greater open content reuse at the Mozilla Drumbeat Festival, and a 12 month plan for the future of the Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU).
In addition to an excellent talk by board member Cathy Casserly, CC staff members Nathan Yergler and Timothy Vollmer both gave talks that led to fruitful side conversations that will be helpful going forward. Nathan's talk on "Search and Discovery: OER's Open Loop" spurred conversations about one of the underlying issues of OER search, which is, "how do you (software, crawlers) know what's an OER and what is not?" Timothy Vollmer's talk on the "iNACOL survey: An inquiry into OER projects, practices, and policy in U.S. K-12 schools" identified how OER is being used in K-12 online education and investigated the existing OER models at the state, district, and school level. The survey revealed the widespread knowledge of OER among the respondents, but also ongoing questions about the funding models and professional development needs to alert other teachers and administrators about the process and benefits of exploring OER. On the whole, survey respondents were optimistic about the potential for OER, wanting to see it implemented for a wide variety of functions, including the development of digital textbooks to replace hard copy texts, as a component in building better assessment mechanisms, to augment learning materials for struggling students, credit recovery, independent study, college prep and tutoring, special education, library tutorials, and to provide opportunities for students to engage in content and classes that the school doesn't offer.
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Mozilla Drumbeat Festival: Learning, Freedom, and the Web
CEO Joi Ito gave a keynote and CC's International Project Manager (and Drumbeat Festival program co-chair) Michelle Thorne worked closely with Mark Surman and other Mozillans to make this event happen–a huge shout-out to all the Mozilla volunteers! The Peer Learning Lighthouse tent, organized by CC Superhero Delia Browne, Alison Jean Cole (P2PU), and myself, focused specifically on overcoming barriers to reuse of CC licensed content and a future School of Copyright & Creative Commons at P2PU. One of the coolest outcomes of this tent was tech specifications around a CC attribution generator, a browser and platform plugin that would export the metadata around a CC licensed work to produce a formatted attribution. University of Michigan's Molly Kleinman and our CTO Nathan Yergler, in collaboration with Mozilla, are working to make this tool a reality. Discussions on the School of Copyright & Creative Commons revolved around increasing global and linguistic reach of the Copyright for Educators courses, and also adapting the course for librarians, policymakers, and creators.
All P2PU-produced content is under CC BY-SA. In order to more effectively educate P2PU participants and course organizers, the P2PU community are planning to integrate copyright and CC license education into its orientation process, in addition to emphasizing the P2PU value of openness as part of a "social contract" at the beginning of every course, which will be revised to explicitly call out the license. Additionally, the revamped P2PU platform will introduce values and licensing in the latest stage at the sign-up phase.
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Of course licensing was far from the only issue that was talked about. Governance, nonprofit incorporation, sustainability, course formats and content, quality control, research, and more were heavily workshopped, and all outcomes from the workshop are available at the P2PU wiki, under CC BY-SA of course. Immediately after the workshop, the P2PU techsprint, involving volunteer developers and designers, produced the next iteration of the P2PU platform–which you can preview here.1 Comment »
ccNewsletter: Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales Wants You to Support CC!
Our fall fundraising campaign is fully underway, and we'd like to start off this month's newsletter by encouraging all of you who use or support Creative Commons to donate today so we can continue to provide you with great tools for sharing and remixing on the web!
Hindawi wants to double your donation! What are you waiting for?
Hindawi, open access scholarly journal publisher, wants to double your donation to Creative Commons! Starting right now, Hindawi is matching every dollar of the next $3000 given to CC. That means if you donate $10, $25, $75 to CC right now, your impact will be automatically doubled thanks to Hindawi. Judging by how fast we met wikiHow's challenge a couple weeks ago, you should donate quick to make sure your gift gets doubled!
Here's why Hindawi has chosen to support us this year and why they're challenging you to join them in giving to CC:
"As an open access journal publisher we believe that it is important for our readers to be comfortable reusing and redistributing our articles without fear of violating any copyright restrictions, and Creative Commons licenses make it clear to readers what they can do with our content."
Join Hindawi in supporting CC and have your donation automatically doubled. If you've haven't yet given to our fundraising campaign (or even if you already have!), now is your chance. It's easy, and you're just a few clicks away from showing the world you care about an open, sharing online (and offline) world.Comments Off
Meet our board members: Jimmy Wales
Meet Creative Commons board member Jimmy Wales. You probably know him best as the founder of Wikipedia. Here, he talks to us about the importance of Creative Commons, why fundraising is hard, and his crazy travel schedule.
Why are you on the CC board?
As the founder of Wikipedia, I am very aware of the importance of thoughtful licensing regimes for creators of content who want to share it with others. We live in an era in which it is really easy for people to share knowledge. Without a legal framework that allows them to do so in the ways that they want, we won't realize the full benefits of this era.
Why do you support CC and why do you use it on your sites?
I have always been a fan of CC's approach as a "middle way." For a long time, we were stuck in a debate about copyright that focused only on two categories of people: the creators who want to maintain their work under traditional copyright, and the "pirates" who want to steal that work and undermine it. What was lost in that dialogue first became obvious in the world of free, open source software: many people are creators but aren't interested in, nor helped by, traditional copyright. CC recognized that the solutions being created in the world of software had broader applicability to culture.
What, in your opinion, are the challenges that lie ahead for CC?
Billions of people benefit in some way from the work of Creative Commons, but I fear that it is too often overlooked because the work is by nature free of charge, and because it is "infrastructure."
At Wikipedia, we are able to fund-raise directly from small donors because we are huge, public, and visible, and our community builds something that everyone uses every day. With Wikipedia, we can always know that there will be lots and lots of $30 donors from the heart and soul of the Wikipedia donor community. It's harder for Creative Commons.
I'm a donor to Creative Commons, and I encourage other people to be donors as well. Creative Commons will always have a smaller group of donors, but one that digs deeper because they know how important the work is.
I know you mentioned below that you travel a lot… what's your daily life like? What are you traveling for? We'd love to get a glimpse of a day in the life of Jimmy Wales!
I'm writing to you from a plane, of course. :) I'm not so sure I can explain a "typical day" for me because every day is different. I'm on my way home to Florida now, and then next week I'm off on one of my maddening multiple-continent journeys.
I'm about to do this:
Tampa->London->Hong Kong->Mumbai->Toronto->Basel->Tampa.
I count 5 changes of continents in there… in 9 days!
Join Jimmy Wales in showing that you care about Creative Commons by donating to CC today.
IMAGE: Lane Hartwell on behalf of the Wikimedia Foundation1 Comment »
Creative Commons Communities Shine in Middle East
CC communities throughout the Arab World displayed their rich culture and commitment to openness this past week in Lebanon and Qatar, showcasing creative works, inter-regional collaboration, and a focused dedication on legal and copyright issues in the region. Following the Digitally Open conference in Doha and a regional meeting including members of CC's communities in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Syria and UAE, Creative Commons co-founder Lawrence Lessig and CC CEO Joichi Ito visited Beirut for the official launch of the Creative Commons Lebanon project.
On October 25, the American University in Beirut hosted artists, young creators, and students from the Olayan Business School and warmly welcomed Lessig's presentation on "What is CC meant for?" and Ito's "Innovation in open networks." Those inspired talks and Q&A sessions were followed by a presentation by Naeema Zarif on "Common people," a comic-style pop presentation of Lebanese CC community activities made in cooperation with Samandal's Fadi Baki. These works are released under Creative Commons licenses, as is the work of comic artist Maya Zankoul, photographer Lara Zankoul, singer and podcaster Tony Yammine, social media expert Darine Sabbagh, media training and consulting NGO Social Media Exchange, and many many others from the extremely active Lebanese CC community.
CC Fellow Ayah Bdeir and VJ CelineCeline, with the help of entrepreneur Habib Haddad, organized the second CC Salon in Beirut. The cozy Karaj, Ayah's newly opened space for events and gatherings, also hosted a talk by Freesouls' artist Chris Adams and a DJ set by Fabricatorz founder and CC fellow Jon Phillips.
On October 26, the Lebanese Bar Association featured a talk by Lessig which framed Creative Commons in the broader context of copyright. The talk was attended by more than 600 members of the Bar, was broadcast live by Al Jazeera and covered by many Lebanese media, including Future TV, As-Safir newspaper and Al Akhbar, which publishes its online content under a CC NC-ND license.
Congratulations to all of our community members and leads from the region, including Pierre al Khoury from La Sagesse University in Beirut, Mohammed Darwish, a lawyer specialized in IP and a volunteer for Consumers International Lebanon, and Tony Feghali, head of the Olayan Business School at the American University of Beirut for making these these events happen. And thanks to the broader CC community in Lebanon for being creative and proactive within the broader fast growing CC Arab world network. Look for updates from the CC regional meeting in Qatar shortly.Comments Off
Big thank you to Squidoo!
We're thrilled to announce a $15,000 gift from Squidoo, the popular publishing platform that allows you to create and share content with the world. So why are they supporting CC? Seth Godin, Squidoo's Founder says:
Creative Commons is doing something incredibly difficult and valuable: they are changing expectations. Before CC, the default mode for everything was to lock it up, forever, in a way that cripples the community. With CC, the new default is to share unless there's a good reason not to. And sharing is our future.
We couldn't agree more. Join Seth in supporting CC and making sure fair sharing is our future.
CC Talks With: Flat World Knowledge's Eric Frank: Open Education and Policy
At the beginning of this year we announced a revised approach to our education plans, focusing our activities to support of the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement. In order to do so we have worked hard to increase the amount of information available on our own site – in addition to an Education landing page and the OER portal explaining Creative Commons' role as legal and technical infrastructure supporting OER, we have been conducting a series of interviews to help clarify some of the challenges and opportunities of OER in today's education landscape.
One major venue for the advancement of OER is through the development and support of businesses that levage openly licensed content in support of education. Eric Frank is Founder and President of Flat World Knowledge, a commercial publisher of openly-licensed college textbooks. We spoke with Eric about faculty perceptions of open textbooks, customization enabled by open licensing, and the future of "free online and affordable offline" business models.
Eric Frank by Flat World Knowledge / CC BY
Why did you start Flat World Knowledge and how did you decide to approach this business using open content?
My co-founder Jeff Shelstad and I come out of a long history in textbook publishing. We left a major textbook publisher because of what we perceived as exceedingly-high dissatisfaction levels among the primary constituents in that market—students, faculty and authors. These groups were scratching their heads wondering if the print-based business model was going to be able to serve them going forward. When we began thinking about how to build a new business model, we didn't actually know that much about open educational resources and open licensing. We started to bake a business model based on bringing prices down and increasing access for students; giving faculty more control over the teaching and learning experience; and providing a healthier and more sustainable income stream for authors. And then we started to meet people in the open community. We spoke to Open Education scholar and advocate David Wiley (and Flat World's Chief Openness Officer) who said, "It's funny, you sound a lot like me, except we use different words." This pushed us a little bit further. Ultimately, through a very pragmatic approach to solving real problems that customers were facing, we arrived at this open textbook model.
The cost of textbooks is something that's very tangible to students. Flat World Knowledge recently released information that 800 colleges will utilize Flat World open textbooks this fall semester, saving 150,000 students $12 million in textbook expenses. And, the Student PIRGs' recent report A Cover to Cover Solution: How Open Textbooks Are The Path To Textbook Affordability found that adopting open textbooks could reduce textbook costs by 80%–to $184 per year, compared to the average of $900. Beyond the important outreach on cost savings, what are the primary questions you hear from faculty and students around "open"?
For the most part, when the average faculty member hears "open textbook," it means nothing to them. In some cases, it has a positive connotation, and in other cases, it's negative. When it's negative, the primarily concern is one of basic quality and sustainability. Faculty question the entities making these open textbooks, and wonder whether the textbooks could be worth their salt if they're available for free under an open license. And of course, they confuse 'free' and 'open' all the time. "If it's free," educators say, "It can't be good. What author would ever do that?" Sometimes we see the opposite problem, such as when people know a little something about the publishing ecosystem and say, "It's too good to be true."
Through our marketing programs, we spend a lot of time educating faculty that we are a professional publisher, and that we focus on well-known scholars and successful textbook authors. We start by talking about what's not different from the traditional approach: we sign experienced authors to write textbooks for us, and we develop the books by providing editorial resources, peer reviewing, and investment. The end product is a high-quality textbook and teaching package. There's a real focus and emphasis on quality. What we change is how we distribute, how we price, and how we earn our revenue. We walk faculty through this process and let them know that 'open' is just about loosening copyright restrictions so that they can do more with the textbooks. We explain that free access is about getting their students onto a level playing field. We explain that affordable choices is about making sure students get the format and price that works for them. Once faculty understand these things and are reassured that we have a quality process in place, and that we are a real and sustainable enterprise that will be around to support them in the future, then it all starts to come together. We have to overcome either a total void of knowledge, which we prefer, or some other baggage that they carry into the conversation.
Customizability of digital textbooks is a key feature of Flat World Knowledge, enabled by the open license. How do teachers and students use this feature? And, how is Flat World's approach to remix different than other platforms and services that allow some adaptability of content without actually using open content as the base?
Of course, the license itself carries its own rights and permissions. People are able to do a lot more with open content than they can with all rights reserved materials. We keep building out our technology platform so that it ultimately enables faculty to take full advantage of that open license—to do all the things that educators might want to do to improve the quality of the material for their own purposes. Today, the most popular customization is relatively simple. For example, educators reorganize the table of contents by dragging and dropping textbook chapters into the right order for their class, and delete a few things they don't cover. This is easy and helps them match the book to their syllabus.
Then you move into exploring other areas. For example, instructors may want to make the textbook more pedagogically aligned with their teaching style. In that case, a teacher might integrate a short case study and a series of questions alongside the textbook content. Teachers may want to make the references and examples more relevant to their students by using the names of local companies. Timeliness is certainly important—something happens in the world and educators want to be able to integrate it into their teaching materials.
Educators have different teaching styles and approaches too. An adopter of one of our economics textbooks swapped out some models for other economic models that he prefers to use. An adopter at the University of New Hampshire added several chapters on sustainability and corporate social responsibility into an introduction to business book. Now, he's teaching the course through his prism and from his perspective. These are the kinds of things that people want to be able to do. The critical thing for us is to make the platform easy to use so that customizing a book is as effortless as opening up a Word document, making some changes, saving it, and delivering it to students.
Regarding how our approach differs from other platforms and services because we begin with openly-licensed content, at one level, the ability to take something and modify it is largely a technology question. We go further, and allow people to edit text at the word level. You don't see this sort of framework in other services because most of the time you're dealing with the all rights reserved mentality. Most authors sign up to write traditional textbooks with the understanding that, "This is my work and you can't do stuff with it." I think the first big difference is when the author says, "I want people to be able to do stuff with this." Having authors enter into a different publishing relationship by using open licenses allows us to go much further with the platform. That said, there's nothing really stopping another company from doing this with some kind of unique user license.
We see other benefits of open access when we think about outputs. You might be able to go onto a publisher's site and make modifications to a text, and maybe even integrate something that's openly-licensed on the Web. But ultimately, it's going to get subsumed into the all rights reserved framework, and won't propagate forward, so no one else can change it. And generally, these digital services are expensive and access expires after a few months, so the user no longer can get to the content. Things like digital rights management and charging high prices for print materials are fundamentally business model decisions around dissemination, but they're important.
I think the other big difference is what can happen away from the Flat World Knowledge site. Somebody could arguably come in and take our content and do something with it somewhere else. We're not locking it down and saying, "The only thing you can do is work with the content on our site, and only use our technology." We happen to make it easy to do this sort of thing on the Flat World site, but the open license allows others to use the content away from the original website. This leads to many more options that aren't possible with content that is all rights reserved or served under a very unique license.
Flat World Knowledge licenses its textbooks under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike license. What were the considerations in choosing this license? How do you see the role of Creative Commons in open textbook and open education?
One of my pet peeves about this community that we're a part of is the frequent and sometimes contentious debates over licensing. The principle of enabling a range of licenses recognizes that copyright holders have different objectives for their creations. I have my objectives and you have yours, so we may choose different licenses to reach those objectives. That's perfectly fine. This is the way the world should be. For us, the choice of a license was very much predicated on building a sustainable commercial model around open. We invest fairly heavily with financial resources, time, and intellectual capital to make these textbooks and related products something that we think can dominate in the marketplace. If we didn't use the non-commercial condition, in our view, we'd be making all the investment and then someone else could sell the content at a dramatically lower price because they didn't make the initial and ongoing investment. The non-commercial condition is the piece of the model that enables us to give users far more rights, to provide free points of access, and protect our ability to commercialize the investment we made. The ShareAlike clause ensures that this protection continues forward.
Our decision to use this license also relates to authors. The sustainability and financial success argument starts with the people who have the most value in the market: the authors who create the books. Our discussions with authors always include a financial component. They want to know how we are going to capitalize on this venture. Authors want to do good, but they also want to earn income and be fairly compensated. When we explain our model and how the licensing works, they feel very comfortable.
Last month Hal Plotkin released the paper Free to Learn: An Open Educational Resources Policy Development Guidebook for Community College Governance Officials. That document suggests that community colleges are uniquely positioned to both take advantage of OER opportunities and to become pioneers in teaching through the creative and cost-effective use of OER, including through the adoption of open textbooks. How are Flat World's approaches different in working with universities as opposed to community colleges? What are the differences in terms of the benefits and challenges to faculty, students, and administration within each institution?
This is a great question, but it's a little hard to answer, because we must consider another variable—the book itself. Sometimes a book is aimed at a community college course and demographic, and sometimes it's aimed at a four-year research university. For example, our Exploring Business book has a big community college market, while our Introduction to Economic Analysis title out of Caltech has very much a top-50, Ph.D.-granting institution market. So, this confuses things a little bit. That said, I think it's fair to say that there is generally a correlation between where the financial pain is greatest (which tends to be at community colleges and state institutions) and where the faculty are closest to that pain (where teaching is their primary emphasis, and they spend more time with students). This is where we see the greatest pull for this solution. There's less of a pull from wealthier demographics and/or with faculty who spend more time doing research than teaching. While there's more ideological and intellectual understanding of the value of sharing on the research side, pragmatically, the financial pain tends to be on the community college side.
In the recent First Monday article, A sustainable future for open textbooks: The Flat World Knowledge story, Hilton and Wiley suggest that in testing Flat World's textbook model ("free online and affordable offline"), nearly 40% of students still purchased a print copy of the textbook. And Nicole Allen mentioned in our interview with her that the research of the Student PIRGs shows that "students are willing to purchase formats they value even in the presence of a free alternative." So, print materials are not going away overnight, as long as the resources can be tailored in ways that teachers and students want to use them. But, as powerful digital technologies offer so many new ways to interact with educational content, how do you foresee the distant (or near) future in which print-on-demand may no longer be a core part of your business model?
We agree with the findings in those reports that print is going away more slowly than pundits proclaimed it would. We're totally committed to what I think of as platform agnosticism. We never want to be in a position of having to guess which technologies or trends will win or lose. Part of our solution was to build a very dynamic publishing engine which could take a book—which is really a series of database objects and computer code that gets pulled together—and transform it through computer software programs to a certain file format. Today, one format goes to a print-on-demand vendor to make a physical book; another is an ePub file to be downloaded to an iPad or other mobile device; another is a .mobi file for a Kindle. We can afford to be on the leading edge and make formats available that may have low penetration today. And if they grow faster, we'll be there with a salable format for those devices that will proliferate.
The most important improvement we can make to learning outcomes across our society right now is access. People sometimes ask me, "Isn't the textbook itself a dead paradigm?" I tell them no, because billions of dollars per year are spent on textbooks. Right now you could create a really killer learning product, and I could take the one that's already being used by millions of people and make it much more accessible. Enabling greater access is going to have much bigger short-term impact. Going forward, improvements in learning outcomes beyond access will come from things that aren't content. They will come from experiences—whether it's an assessment I take and get immediate feedback to inform a specific learning path, or whether it's a social learning experience in which I'm dropped into a community of learners with a challenge and we draw upon each other to come up with solutions. Content supports those things, but isn't as important in some ways as the experience.
Our view of the world is to get into the market where there's pain today, establish a large base of users, and then keep evolving the product to be an increasingly better learning tool. That will inevitably take the form of integrating more unique services that can't be copied. That's the long-term goal for us, and probably critical for any business operating in the digital medium, to be financially successful. Kevin Kelly, the technology writer and founding executive editor of Wired, said it best: "When copies are super abundant, they become worthless. When copies are super abundant, stuff which can't be copied becomes scarce and valuable." I believe that.
What does a successful teaching and learning environment implementing the power of open textbooks and OER "look like"? Do you have any lingering thoughts — worries, hopes, and predictions?
I don't worry too much because if we keep our finger on the pulse of what people want to do, we'll figure it out. One potential danger is the expense of providing this abundance of integrated tools, formats and options for users. It's easy to imagine the expense of systems that incorporate things like an assessment engine built on adaptive learning and artificial intelligence to guide users to the best resource, all the while connecting them to other users to foster a richer learning experience. This has the potential to be very expensive, and ratchets up the imperative for players in the open community to help figure it out.Comments Off
Meet our board members: Hal Abelson
Founding board member Hal Abelson was an advocate of Creative Commons from before the organization even existed. He was a grad student in the 60s when people starting buzzing about computers. "They cost several million dollars at the time," he says. "My first thought was, this computer thing is great, you can turn kids loose on it." Now a Class of 1922 Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at MIT, Abelson has always advocated widely and deeply for sharing on the Web. In the early 80s, he published a book about the Logo programing language after spearheading its first implementation for Apple. He created free software before the Free Software Movement even existed. And in 2002, he started MIT's OpenCourseWare program, which offers teaching materials from MIT classes for free. It was the first large corpus published under a CC license.
Abelson's latest venture is Google's App Inventor for Android, an interface that lets anyone visually design games, educational apps, text tools, and other fun products easily. "It should be natural that you can take your cell phone and build a mobile app for your friends on it." He notes that people tend to experience technology as consumers rather than creators; this, he believes, has the potential to shift.
One of the greatest challenges facing CC, Abelson points out, is parsing the complex, non-intuitive legal language of copyright into something that everyone can use and relate to. "When we started CC there was the Internet, but people could not use it according to the law. Now we've built this enormous, wonderful technical infrastructure of communication sharing and reuse, but our institutions are still in gridlock. There's a tremendous discrepancy between the law and people's behavior. In order to make it really okay for people to reuse and remix material from another web page, using CC licenses has to be easy. The legal concepts in copyright just aren't intuitive—they don't align with the reality of the things people think about."
Nonetheless, Abelson is optimistic and excited about the future of sharing. "Creative Commons is the foundation of open sharing on the web. Almost everybody uses CC every day. They may not think about it, but they do. We're able to come together in a way that was never ever possible. To me, that's what changes humanity."
Join Hal Abelson in showing that you care about Creative Commons by donating to CC today.Comments Off
Watch Sintel, an open-source animated short from the Blender Institute
Last week, we interviewed Ton Roosendaal, head of the Blender Institute, on his new open animated short film called Sintel. (Blender is an awesome open-source 3D creation suite, and the Institute is the studio that creates content like Sintel that employ amazing Blender-enabled techniques like smoke simulation and volumetrics.)
The film was made possible with crowdsourced funding from thousands of online supporters and, since it was released on YouTube a month ago, has gotten over 1.8 million views. If you haven't seen it already, here's your chance!Comments Off
Featured Superhero: Mitchell Baker, Chairwoman of Mozilla
I'm pleased to introduce Mitchell Baker, the next of our exceptional CC Superheroes to tell you in her own words why she supports Creative Commons and why you should too. As the leader of the Mozilla Project, she is responsible for organizing and motivating a massive, worldwide collective of employees and volunteers who are breathing new life into the Internet with the Firefox Web browser and other Mozilla products. Here is her story. Join Mitchell in supporting Creative Commons with a donation today.
Mitchell Baker
"Creative Commons fills a vitally important role in building an innovative and creative society. Creative Commons provides an easy way for people to choose to collaborate in creative activities, complementing the default settings of copyright law. I hope you'll join me in supporting Creative Commons.
Imagine you take two photos. You'd like to restrict use of the first photo as much as possible — you don't want anyone to post it anywhere, or to use it or to alter it. Maybe this is because you think it's a good candidate for selling, maybe because it's personal and you don't want anyone else to use it, maybe because you think it's perfect as is and would be diminished if anyone changed anything about it. The other photo you feel very differently about. You'd like to see what people might do with it. Maybe you'd like to see it distributed widely with your name attached to enhance your reputation, or so people come to you to buy other photos. Maybe you think it would be good set to music or included in slideshows, or maybe you'd like to see how people might alter it.
Figuring out how to get maximum protection for the first photo is easy. One simply does nothing — in most countries a creative work is automatically subject to default copyright law. If one wants to emphasize this one can add a copyright notice, but this is not required. Maximum restriction is the default.
Figuring out how to let other people build upon one's creative work is actually much harder. In fact, without Creative Commons there is no easy way to do so. Creative Commons provides a clear, effective way for each of us to choose to share our creative work when we want to, dramatically reducing the barriers to voluntary sharing. It provides legally enforceable mechanisms that live happily alongside the default of maximum restriction of copyright law. Creative Commons empowers creators to choose how our works are used and shared as well as protected.
The ability to share our creative works easily is an important complement to the traditional ability to restrict their use. It's important for individuals and it's important for society. There is no doubt that the voluntary sharing of effort can produce immense civic, social, and individual value. Voluntary collaboration, based on shared resources, shared data and shared creative work provides new tools for solving complex problems. By making voluntary sharing easy, Creative Commons provides new avenues for individual choice and human interaction.
Mozilla embodies this idea, as do vast portions of the Internet. Mozilla relies on voluntary collaboration to build individual empowerment into the structure of the Internet. We use a Creative Commons license for many of our materials. Creative Commons licenses have a similar spirit to the Mozilla Public License, which allows software innovators to release their creations to the public to be built upon, expanded, and improved in ways that we never thought possible. Creative Commons makes it easy to extend this idea beyond software to other creative content. We support Creative Commons financially as well.
If you haven't tried sharing some of your creative work, I invite you to try it. Next time you need a photo for something, search your favorite photo sites for CC licensed work. Add some of your own. Share some of your music and see what comes of it. Consider a donation to Creative Commons. Be open to openness."Comments Off


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Bengal Tigers
At the request of my beautiful wife, a video showing the remarkable but deadly Bengal Tiger. Includes some spectacular shots of a successful tiger hunt from 6:36. If the music is not to your choice,
By: dain_bramaged | Comments: 18 | Views: 483 | Votes: 5 | Shared: 1
Location: India | Leaked: 4 days ago in Nature
Russia: This red panda is Moscow Zoo's newest and cutest star
Video ID: 20141120-018 W/S Red panda 'Zane' cleaning herself C/U Red panda cleaning her paw SOT, Tatiana Voronina, Research Associate of Moscow Zoo (in Russian) "The red panda is a foodie, so sh
By: Ruptly | Comments: 17 | Views: 578 | Votes: 2 | Shared: 0
Location: Moscow, Moskovskaya oblast, Russia | Leaked: 6 days ago in Other
Mountain biking in Nepal
Mountain biking in Nepal next to Mountains. Credits: Himalayan High
By: Duh!! | Comments: 2 | Views: 360 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Nov-12-2014 in Hobbies, Other
Leopard shot dead in Kapan, Nepal
A captured leopard tries to flee, gets shot. At 0:22 man shoots the fleeing leopard.
By: Duh!! | Comments: 6 | Views: 1477 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Nov-10-2014 in Other News, WTF
Bus hits biker in Nepal
Biker collides with bus, or bus hits biker, whatever.
By: Duh!! | Comments: 17 | Views: 733 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Nov-10-2014 in WTF, Vehicles
Young Girl's Life Hangs in Balance
By: livelurked | Comments: 16 | Views: 943 | Votes: 7 | Shared: 0
Location: Kathmandu, Central Region, Nepal | Leaked: Oct-29-2014 in WTF, Other
UK: World's TALLEST and SHORTEST men meet for Guinness World Record Day
Video ID: 20141113-024 W/S Chandra Bahadur Dangi and Sultan Kosen shaking hands M/S Chandra Bahadur Dangi and Sultan Kosen shaking hands M/S Sultan Kosen waving W/S Chandra Bahadur Dangi and Sul
By: Ruptly | Comments: 47 | Views: 3123 | Votes: 1 | Shared: 25
Location: London, London, City of, United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: Nov-13-2014 in WTF, Other
Traffic cop collides with the fleeing biker
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Preview: Pro Evolution Soccer 2014
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Published on Wednesday, 18 September 2013 13:40
GameFocus had the opportunity to sit down at a recent Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 event to try out the latest installment in Konami's soccer simulation series on the Xbox 360. I was a
huge fan of PES 2008 sinking an incredible amount of time into the Master League mode of the game. In fact PES 2008 was the impetus for me to switch to an HD TV so that I could garner a better view of the field as I climbed the ranks of the European leagues. While I also purchased PES 2011 I found that it wasn't able to capture the magic of the 08 title.
Within minutes of playing the 2014 iteration of the PES series it was instantaneously obvious that an incredible amount had changed since the previous versions I had played, due in large part to the Fox Engine. From the first pass I could feel that the players no longer had the ball on a string so that upon receiving a pass the players had to take more time to control the ball before dribbling. It felt that they now had to take several more steps in order to accelerate to a full-fledged sprint. This new mechanic throws a wrench in the time tested video game soccer strategy of flipping a quick pass to a winger so that they can sprint up the wing before crossing the ball to a striker. Instead I was forced to advance the ball up the field with surgical passing instead of sprints down the lines. While more difficult this mirrors how the real pros have to advance the ball in the beautiful game instead of relying on a strategy that in real life only works in house league.
Speaking of sprints I was also surprised that unlike the majority of sports games, the ability to turn the speed up a notch did not mean that hitting the RB turned each player into greased lightning. Instituting the "dash" button only added a nominal increase to player speed. Turning on the jets alone was no longer a viable strategy to get the ball up the field as experienced on other titles.
PES 2014 had several other notable changes from previous titles I had played that influenced the foundations of the game. It felt much easier to feed the ball to players in the midfield that were surrounded by opposition players. Whereas previously this may have been the surest way to have the ball stolen, there felt to now be a greater balancing whereby if a player has sufficient real estate on the field they can thread a pass out of harm's way even with opponents in the near vicinity.
When players came in close contact with each I found there to be a new physicality to the play that was absent from previous soccer games. Players will block play with their bodies and push each other out of the way as they struggle for the ball. As a result my focus was not solely on the ball anymore, I was also acutely aware of the positioning of the rival ball carriers, their trajectories and momentum.
Precision player control was a two edged sword. The new 360° control permitted movements and passes never before possible. Sending the ball exactly where directed sounds easy enough and the obvious desired goal of any game. What I learned was there was a new responsibility that came with this ability as it was much easier to inadvertently send passes to completely empty portions of the field and I often sent it out of bounds for no reason other than unsure hands. Previous titles would auto assist errant passes, inferring intent and directing them to the closest teammate. No longer is this the case as the angle on the stick chosen is the angle that is employed by the game.
In game graphics were not cutting edge but were certainly well done. While not the best in the sports genre, player models were competent as was game presentation. I did find the inclusion of players getting sweaty as the game progresses to be a nice touch. The PES commentary has always been the strongest amongst the video game sports titles with Jon Champion's excitement and lively attention to the climaxes of the game still present.
Overall these game play options all felt to be a further gameplay refinement towards a pure soccer simulation. Since competitive soccer is no walk in the park, translating the game's intricacies can't be accomplished with only a couple of the buttons offered by a gaming controller. Double taps, dual sticks, and combination button moves were all available to have my players move with the required fluidity. Naturally there is a very large learning curve to master these move sets so I did not have sufficient time to truly delve into this facet of the game. I am not ashamed to admit that in the three contests I participated in, while close on several occasions, I was unable to bulge the net behind the oppositions keeper. This was no different with PES 2008, which I so dearly loved, as the franchise simply takes a long time get comfortable with.
With a build described by the folks as being 3 months from final product I was very impressed with what was delivered. I look forward to spending more time with the game, learning the finer simulation details and being able to finally deliver that first satisfying goal into the opposition net.
The Crew Beta ImpressionsThe Crew's console closed beta has concluded and it has given us a sneak peek into what we can expect to see upon its release on December 2nd.
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Details From Nintendo's Holiday Preview EventWith the falling leaves, mayoral election signs still on the lawns and pumpkins on people's front porches you'd be excused if you didn't think it was time to celebrate the holidays. It was in this setting that Nintendo unveiled a preview of some of their holiday offerings on... Read more
Have you heard, NHL 15 is missing a few features?I remember being thoroughly disappointed that last years NHL 14 was not going to appear on the Xbox One or the PS4. Every other major North American sport received their next-generation iteration; hockey fans got the proverbial short end of the stick. But I believed that the NHL franchise was in good hands, if only for the quality the developers had shown in the series' previous entries, and if those developers needed an additional year to fine tune their game, great. After playing the full game via EA Access early trial, I am worried again. Read more
The Forest: Exclusive Game Focus InterviewEarlier this week, Ben Falcone and Anna Terekhova, two of the three main developers of Endnight Games' The Forest responded to some questions I had about the project and provided some insight into the development and what comes next. I asked everything from whether or not The Forest would be released on the Xbox One or Playstation 4, what the developers were most worried about before release on Steam, to whether or not they could disclose any more details about The Forests ending. Read more
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Gamefocus Feature: T'was the Night Before Gamescom
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GameFocus Podcast: November 2014 Edition
Call the optometrist because this time we are discussing how much resolution you need to enjoy your game. Also covered: what does Brenden have against the Master Chief, what are the holiday's looking like for the consoles, and is Evolve all that it is cracking up to be? Finally, Donkey Kong Country, Gears of War, Left 4 Dead and Sunset Overdrive are all examined at length.Read more
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Call the optometrist because this time we are discussing how much resolution you need to enjoy your game. Also covered: what does Brenden have against the Master Chief, what are the holiday's looking like for the consoles, and is Evolve all that it is cracking up to be? Finally, Donkey Kong Country, Gears of War, Left 4 Dead and Sunset Overdrive are all examined at length.Read more


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BFP!!! I can't believe it :) We've been trying since June and I was losing hope. I got a BFP very faint two days ago and tested again today....and it is POSITIVE! It looks like I'll be due May 7!
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Orange Tree Villa Rental Photos and Description
Immaculate 6 Bed, 3 Bath Villa with Conservation View; within 15 mins of Disney
Thank you for taking time to read our listing and welcome to our beautiful, newly refurbished 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom villa with a south east facing private heated pool. The Villa has enviable uninterrupted views over tranquil conservation land, within the ever popular community of Orange Tree.
With two spacious living and dining areas, our Villa comfortably accommodates up to 14 guests, ideal for larger group bookings.
Upon entering the Villa you are welcomed into the Living Room, an intimate seating area which can adapt to your party's needs; here you will find:
• Queen Sofa Bed (Sleeps 2)
• Sony PlayStation3 (Games Console & Blu-Ray Player)
• Wireless Internet (WiFi)
At the heart of the Villa is the bright and airy Family Room; central to all areas of the Villa it seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living. For your entertainment, you will find:
• Board Games
• Blu-Ray Player
• Bose Sound Dock
The formal Dining Area comfortably provides seating for up to 8 guests.
The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge/freezer, electric stove/oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, blender, toaster and enough dinnerware for your party. This gives you the freedom to decide if you would prefer to eat in or go out for your meals.
In the Nook, there is a full size table and additional seating for six people.
There is a washing machine and tumble dryer in the utility room for your use.
The master bedroom is very spacious with a king size bed and a large en-suite bathroom featuring a garden tub, shower and separate wc. There are two closets and a TV in this bedroom with French doors leading onto the lanai with a relaxing view over the conservation area.
Bedroom two has a queen-size bed and television, whilst bedroom three has two twin beds. Bedrooms two and three have a bathroom to share between them.
The final three bedrooms are at the rear of the property, two of which have queen-size beds and televisions. The sixth bedroom has two twin beds.
The third bathroom allows access to the pool area and contains a shower, a washbasin and wc.
The garage is being used as a games room for the enjoyment of all your party. It is equipped with a pool table, air hockey table and a foosball table.
Outside on the spacious covered lanai there is a patio table and six chairs. There are also three sun loungers. The enclosed pool has views over the conservation area. This provides a very quiet and relaxing area to enjoy breaks between the parks. The covered lanai enables you to enjoy the outdoors regardless of the weather.
To provide extra safety there is a pool safety screen surrounding the pool.
The community is quiet and peaceful and is fifteen minutes from Disney's Main gate. There is a good variety of local shops with Walmart and Publix (Food store) just five minutes down the road on highway 27.
The Orange Tree community is surrounded by orange groves and has two playgrounds for younger children, a soccer field as well as tennis and basketball courts
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Christina
In the 1970's, my Scottish Grandparents visited Walt Disney World for the very first time and, ever since, Florida is my family's 'Happy Place'…the one destination where four generations from the UK have vacationed together year after year. At every family gathering we collectively recount treasured memories of Florida vacations past and the magic of the stories never gets old for us!
Our family photo is our favourite ride photo ever taken, as all 14 family members vacationing together were caught in the same photo...and their facial expressions still make us laugh! My Grandmother is soon to become a 'Great Granny' for the third time and our family cannot wait to be there as our 5th generation experiences the magic for the first time.
Much more than simply an investment property, this Villa is a family dream realised.
Christina purchased this villa in 2013


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Php, Html, Mysql, Javascript, Opencart, Wordpress, Css, Joomla, Magento...Job Description: TEAM LEAD Job description: - We're looking for adaptive, self-motivated, detail oriented team lead who will manage the team of developers to build new features and functionality and should have strong communication skills. 1. Ability to ...
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Creative Graphic Designer DCC- Global ( India) 1-6 yrs Noida
Graphic Designing, Photoshop, Color Correction, Editing, Branding, Creative...Job Description: email@example.com ...
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Instructional Design, Information Architecture, Graphic Designing...Job Description: # Work with members of the Content and Production teams to develop instructional storyboards and designs for interactive online training programs designed for the health care industry # Ensure the overall quality and uniformity of the information flow (information ...
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Posted by Kanika Khullar , 9 days ago
Graphic Designer for Android Application Droidshift (IT) Solutions 1-3 yrs Noida, Delhi/NCR(National Capital Region), Delhi
Graphic Designing, Application Design, Flash Designing, photoshop designing...Job Description: Job Designation: Mobile Application Designer > Involve Android Application Designing > Designing attractive User interface > Maintenance of Application  ...
2,50,000 - 4,00,000 P.A. Early joining bonus, Yearly pe...
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Photoshop, Illustrator, Corel Draw, Flash, Graphic Designing, Adobe Acrobat...Job Description: Must have working knowledge on MAC Expertise in Illustrator and PhotoShop. Corel Draw, redrawing, Chem Draw, Flash, Sigma Plot, Origin Graph Adobe. Acrobat and basic knowledge of Microsoft Office. Knowledge of technical figures(pie chart,graphs,alogr ...
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Designer, Graphic & Web Designer, Zibrasoft Technologies Pvt Ltd 1-3 yrs Noida
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Posted by Swati Yadav , 23 days ago
Jr. /Sr. Graphic Designer Creative Info Graphics Pvt. Ltd. 0-5 yrs Noida
Photoshop, Illustrator, Corel Draw, Graphic Designing, Photography, Design,...Job Description: The primary focus of this position will be on design, layout and production of print and digital jobs. You will work closely with the creative and client services teams to develop campaigns, create content, and develop production strategies, while working within client ...
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Posted by Saba , 24 days ago
Senior Web + Graphic Designer- Noida Sector- 82 VirtualEmployee Pvt. Ltd 4-8 yrs Noida
Web Designer, Web Designing, Creative Designer, Creative Designing...Job Description: Greetings from Virtual Employee Pvt Ltd About the company:- Virtual Employee Pvt Ltd is among one of the leading IT Offshore & Outsourcing Development Company. To know more about us you can visit our company website at www.virtualemployee.com ...
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Posted by Harneet Dhriwal , 25 days ago
Walk-in for Graphic Designer Thomson Digital 3-6 yrs Noida
Illustrator, Corel Draw, Flash, Graphic Designing, Adobe Acrobat, Ms Office...Job Description: Must have working knowledge on MAAC Expertise in Illustrator. Knowledge of technical figures(pie chart,graphs,alogrithms) Corel Draw, ChemDraw, Flash, Sigma Plot, Origin Graph Adobe. Acrobat and basic knowledge of Microsoft ...
1,50,000 - 3,50,000 P.A. Hike on your current CTC
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Photoshop, Illustrator, Corel Draw, Graphic Designing, Design...Job Description: Looking for a Graphic Designer Desired Qualification: Graduate with some certification in designing Desired Experience: The incumbent should have exp of minimum 3-6 yrs in Corel draw, Photoshop and a bit of Illustrator. ...
1,50,000 - 2,75,000 P.A. Salary
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Senior Graphic Designer cum Operator of Inkjet Printer Apsom IInfotex Ltd 1-3 yrs Noida
cora, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Pagemaker, Adobe IllustratorJob Description: Understanding of Printing work catalog designing Digital Printing of Flex Give demo by understanding the requirement of customer Having knowledge of wide format inkjet printer Create File ...
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Posted by Subhi Garg , 32 days ago
Graphic Designer(1-5 Years), Emarketz, Pitam Pura Emarketz India Pvt Ltd 1-5 yrs Delhi, Delhi/NCR(National Capital Region), Noida
graphic designer, ui designer, user interface designerJob Description: 1. Creating Web layouts on Photoshop 2. Logo Designing on CorelDraw 3. Infographics ...
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Graphics, Adobe Illustrator, Sound Forge, In Design, Coral Draw...Job Description: 1. Understand storyboards to create appropriate graphics. 2. Interpret visualization inputs from GD / ID to create appropriate visuals. 3. Understand the specifications of an interface / screen and translate the same into appropriate visuals using ...
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Urgent Hiring FOR Graphic Designer -noida gNxt Systems 2-5 yrs Noida
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1,00,000 - 3,25,000 P.A. (As per knowledge & skills)
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- Ribbon-cutting for Children's Holiday Shoppe Nov. 26; shop is open Nov. 29-Dec. 21
- Rockford Rescue Mission invites community to Thanksgiving banquet Nov. 26
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- Open house for new library executive director tonight
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Is ice fishing enjoyable?
By Doug Halberstadt
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Now that we've had a steady streak of below-freezing temperatures, I've heard guys talking about hitting the local lakes for some ice fishing. Are you kidding me? Why? I've never gone ice fishing, and I've never been able to understand what motivates others to want to do so. What is the attraction of sitting in a sparsely-equipped shanty on a frozen lake, hoping to get a nibble from a fish that is small enough to fit through a hole drilled in the ice?
Is it really that much fun and/or rewarding to layer on the winter clothing from head to toe, grab the old tackle box, hop in the family vehicle and head out to your favorite frozen body of water?
I can kind of understand the allure of the peace and quiet one might experience sitting out there all alone. I'm guessing it does wonders to reduce the stress and re-charge the batteries after a hectic week at work. It might even be better than sitting at home listening to the wife and kids drone on about the endless trials and tribulations about everyday life.
But couldn't the same thing be accomplished in a much warmer and more luxurious environment? A lot of guys head to the health club and sit in the sauna. That makes way more sense to me, especially when the temperatures outside drop down to single digits.
I'd love to hear from an avid ice fisherman. Do you REALLY like it? If you claim that you do, I'm sure there are scores of reasons why. Would you be willing to supply the rest of us with a list of a few of those reasons?
Or, better yet, if you have the nicest, best-equipped shanty in northern Illinois or southern Wisconsin, shoot me an e-mail, and let me know where it is. I'd love to come out and take some pictures and possibly join you for a few minutes some sunny afternoon after the holidays. I'll even bring a thermos of coffee or hot chocolate, your choice.
Doug Halberstadt can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
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By Pitchfork on July 19, 2013 at 11:44 a.m. EDT
The latest video from L.A. skate punks FIDLAR accompanies "Cocaine" off their debut LP. Created by Funny or Die, it stars Nick Offerman of "Parks and Recreation" fame. [Update: It was directed by Ryan Baxley.] After losing his job, Offerman's character drinks several 40s and then pulls his dick out to piss in various settings. (It is perhaps not fit for viewing in certain work environments.)
Hear New Albums From Toro Y Moi, FIDLAR, Foxygen, Esben and the Witch, Mountains Via Pitchfork Advance
By Pitchfork on January 14, 2013 at 11:38 a.m. EST
Next week, Toro Y Moi will release his new record Anything in Return via Carpark. Today, we're streaming the record in full via Pitchfork Advance, our new immersive music streaming platform designed to emulate the classic album experience. Listen to the record here, complete with artwork and liner notes. It's available until January 21.
Listen to FIDLAR Cover the Descendents
By Laura Snapes on December 28, 2012 at 5:03 a.m. EST
FIDLAR: "Suburban Home" (The Descendents cover)
On January 1, Descendents frontman Milo Aukerman turns 50 years old. Filter magazine's current cover takes on the story of the cult Manhattan Beach punks, and in honor of that (and severable notable anniversaries for the publication) they've compiled Filter Presents: Songs of the Descendents, "an entire album of Descendents covers from some of our favorite bands today." Los Angeles skate punks FIDLAR have covered "Suburban Home", with a Spanish spoken-word intro from Anus Kings' Brian Rodriguez; listen and download above, and hold tight for contributions from the Babies, the Bronx, and YACHT among others.
Watch a Biker Terrorize Suburbia in FIDLAR's Video for "Cheap Beer"
By Carrie Battan on November 2, 2012 at 12:40 p.m. EDT
Los Angeles act FIDLAR have tunnel vision: They want to drink beer and wreak havoc, and that's 'bout it. The message translates pretty smoothly in the new video for "Cheap Beer", the opening track off their upcoming self-titled debut album. In the clip directed by Ryan Baxley, a biker blazes a trail of destruction in a vintage-looking suburban town. Maybe the people targeted aren't drinking cheap enough beer? Watch it below, via Noisey:
FIDLAR Share Debut LP Details, New Track
By Evan Minsker on October 8, 2012 at 10:27 a.m. EDT
FIDLAR: "White on White" (via SoundCloud)
On January 22, L.A. punks FIDLAR will release their debut self-titled LP via Mom & Pop. (It's out via Wichita in the UK on February 4). That's the album art above, as well as new track "White on White". Check out the tracklist and previously released album cut "Cheap Beer" below.
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