Comments on: Symbiosis Podcast on Overlap.org http://rejon.org/2008/01/symbiosis-podcast-on-overlaporg/ Jon Phillips is an artist and developer living in San Francisco and Beijing while growing Fabricatorz.com and "new" media projects. His notable involvements include Open Source and Free Culture movements, Inkscape, Open Clip Art Library, and building community + bizdev for Creative Commons. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 11:14:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: jon http://rejon.org/2008/01/symbiosis-podcast-on-overlaporg/comment-page-1/#comment-69930 jon Mon, 07 Jan 2008 09:07:25 +0000 http://rejon.org/2008/01/06/symbiosis-podcast-on-overlaporg/#comment-69930 Yes, totally. CC licenses are non-exclusive licenses. I would suggest selecting one like the CC BY-NC (attribution-noncommercial) which says anyone can use it, share it, etc, as long as they don't make money on it...then you can cut any number of deals with commercial entities who can broker your reserved commercial rights...note, cc licenses don't impact your copyright...you still have that...its a great way to show the world how they can use your tracks, like they are being used on this podcast :) Yes, totally. CC licenses are non-exclusive licenses. I would suggest selecting one like the CC BY-NC (attribution-noncommercial) which says anyone can use it, share it, etc, as long as they don’t make money on it…then you can cut any number of deals with commercial entities who can broker your reserved commercial rights…note, cc licenses don’t impact your copyright…you still have that…its a great way to show the world how they can use your tracks, like they are being used on this podcast :)

]]> By: thesis http://rejon.org/2008/01/symbiosis-podcast-on-overlaporg/comment-page-1/#comment-69925 thesis Mon, 07 Jan 2008 08:21:44 +0000 http://rejon.org/2008/01/06/symbiosis-podcast-on-overlaporg/#comment-69925 I'm one of the artists featured on the podcast. Great to hear you're into the sound! I'm interested to hear more about Creative Commons licensing. Is CC suitable for an 'underground' producer looking to move up the ranks? If I release my music through a CC license, is it still attractive to labels? I’m one of the artists featured on the podcast. Great to hear you’re into the sound!

I’m interested to hear more about Creative Commons licensing. Is CC suitable for an ‘underground’ producer looking to move up the ranks? If I release my music through a CC license, is it still attractive to labels?

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