rejon is Jon Phillips.

Over at the StatusNet blog, I just announced my role in launching some big things with Evan, Brion and crew! Here is a snippet, but please read the rest over at StatusNet blog:

[ photo by-sa asadal ]

Many of you know me as @REJON, my past endeavours growing the open source drawing app, Inkscape, the Open Clip Art Library, Libre Graphics Meeting, making soundsystems and using Identi.ca as my social playground. Most connect to me here as the Creative Commons Community and Business Development Manager where I hacked, started Creative Commons Salons with Eric Steuer, and served as human inbox for Google, Yahoo, Apple, and other organizations for CC. I still lock-down a title as a fellow at Creative Commons, and am still working on various international initiatives with CC in the Middle-East and Asia. We all love CC!

[ Many of you know me as this disembodied head. I actually smile much more like the photo at the top ]

Without further intro, and as Evan mentioned previously, I’m pleased to announce that I’m immediately taking on a role as Community Consultant for Status.Net to ramp up and help with some large projects Status.Net is building, including an upcoming relaunch and adding capacity to fun roles that Evan had been doing Han Solo. By becoming part of the Status.Net all-stars, Evan will be freed up to be uber-CEO rather than having to wear 50 different hats.

Please read the rest over at the StatusNet blog.

Over at Overlap.org, we just released Chris McNamara’s new album, “Vague Cities,” along with Ghostly International. We will be doing more co-brandings, partnerships, and other types of co-curation over the next few months to accomplish our mission to be THE experimental media platform.

Let’s talk about this on the overlap discussion list you can join at Overlap.org and or send us your thoughts.

If you review our work, we will post about your reviews. If you send us music to review, we will listen to it.