Slides from ACIA and Asia Commons Conference in Taiwan
Quickly, here are the slides from my two different presentations. I had about 10 minutes on the panel to present the entire mouthfull below in hopes to scale up discussion:
Making Creative Commons Common in Asia (and Outward)
The VT Art Salon went quite well with several local artists coming out and presenting under the umbrella of Media Exchange 2 (like early Media Exchange). I talked about how no art production is simply an author sitting in a room drawing circles all day without input from the world (figuratively) and then proceeded to present Overlap.org, Fabricatorz, and the soon-to-re-released, Scalejournal.org.
Collaborative Models of Art Production, or Dispelling the Myths of Sole Authorship
Thanks to Christopher Adams and Sophie for setting up the VT Art Salon and to Tyng-Ruey Chuang for setting up the ACIA Commons conference and getting me here 
[...] CC Vice President Mike Linksvayer chaired a session featuring plans for “The Making a Totally Open Phone”, Sony’s integration of CC licensing for their eyeVio video sharing service, techniques in musical collaboration with “Jamming with Machines”, and “Making Creative Commons Common in Asia” by CC’s Jon Phillips (slides). [...]
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[...] CC Vice President Mike Linksvayer chaired a session featuring plans for “The Making a Totally Open Phone”, Sony’s integration of CC licensing for their eyeVio video sharing service, techniques in musical collaboration with “Jamming with Machines”, and “Making Creative Commons Common in Asia” by CC’s Jon Phillips (slides). [...]
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