Links Roundup

Submitted by fcoppa on 15 February 2010 - 5:08am
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* Fanlore has hit 10,000 articles!!! We're not 100 percent sure, but we think the 10,000th article was on fan Virginia Lee Smith. For Valentine's Day, consider adding someone or something you love to Fanlore!

* Author, 17, Says It's 'Mixing,' Not Plagiarism: A young German novelist has published a bestselling novel called Axolotl Roadkill which cites--or as the author says, remixes--chunks of various other published works without attribution. While some have called this plagiarism, others see the quotations as thematic, and the accusations have not stopped the book from being nominated for a major prize.

* NPR did a story about World's Fair Use Day called When Fair Use Isn't Fair: the story features interviews with Jonathan McIntosh, Public Knowledge president Gigi Sohn, and others.

* Last but not least, friend of the OTW Nina Paley, the animator who made Sita Sings The Blues, has been making "minute memes" for QuestionCopyright.org. Her latest work is called All Creative Work Is Derivative; that link will take you to a description of her process in making this video.

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That vid is really fucking

Submitted by northern (not verified) on 15 February 2010 - 6:14am.

That vid is really fucking cool. Excellent message.

Isn't it? Message aside, its

Submitted by fcoppa on 15 February 2010 - 5:45pm.

Isn't it? Message aside, its just also so absolutely *lovely*, IMO. There's something in it that's very like vidding, which is a determination to make images *dance*.

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