netwaves: January 2007

2007-01-30

the Best Media in Life is Free

Under this title Ficbot is blogging on her site about all things Creative Commons and public domain, e.g. try these free language courses.

2007-01-28

[nwsl001] Netwaves live v.0.1: verslag

De opkomst had wat beter gekund, wat niet van de muziek kan gezegd, die was super. Netwaves live versie 0.1 is een feit, en versie 0.2 is onderweg. Noteer alvast 23 februari voor de volgende editie.

2007-01-25

Marco

Jan from Netwaves went to Den Haag to meet and talk with Marco Raaphorst, a CC-specialist and much more. It was a very interesting and long conversation. You will be able to hear it in Netwaves on 5 february. By the way, read Marco's blog (in dutch) where he also blogged on the interview.

Van Marco Raaphorst

2007-01-23

DIY or die: netlabels liberate music

Found a nice article about netlabels in MetOnline, a student-produced online newspaper (Denver, US).

groetjes uit A'pen

De enthousiaste mensen van het programma Webgang van Radio Centraal - die al voor de 2de maal op bezoek waren in Leuven - bedanken we voor de extra reklame voor onze aktiviteiten.

Daanke!

2007-01-21

the new trend ... become a friend!

join the netwaves group @ Last.fm, the new hot spot on the www after an article in the Financial Times. While you're there, you can also subscribe to these other groups dedicated to netlabels.

And don't forget the ugly but inevitable MySpace ;-)

C hear s!

sonic candy

An easy and attractive way to start with netlabels is to download mixes. Pluck and play the newest mix by Sonic Walker: Netcandy 2: Let�s Break

2007-01-20

new kid on the blog

Via the CC blog - where netlabelism/netwaves was blogged today :-) - i discovered the existence of ccNeLas.

NeLas started to blog with the same reasons as me: "Since I've been listening to excellent songs published under Creative Commons licenses, I decided to create this music blog and promote these artists. So, ccNeLaS is my personal selection of songs, organized by genres!"
Earlier today, I encountered another interesting project: CCHits, a social website with an interactive chart of Creative Commons music. I tried to add a song (Tape Tum), but i found it a kind of taking too much time. Just try it yourself (membership!) and leave a comment.

2007-01-18

Igloo Magazine: Net.Labels

new link added at the 'links/literature' dpt.: it points to an old article in 'Igloo Magazine' about netlabels and with some recommendations by its author, Michael Upton.

views and reviews > thierry massard

new entry added at the 'links - blog' part. Apparently Thierry is a busy bee: more than 100 reviews of netlabel releases in 1 year ...

Marco Raaphorst Interview

Next week Jan from Netwaves will visit Den Haag and talk with Creative Commons-expert and musician Marco Raaphorst. If people have specific questions for Marco, put them in a reaction here, I will take them with me.

The interview will be broadcasted on 29 January or if something comes between, on 5 february.

2007-01-17

Sabamvrije haren!

Gevonden op de blog van St. Murse.

2007-01-15

Netwaves 13: Creative Commons and its inventor Lawrence Lessig

In our 13th episode you can listen to an interview with Lawrence Lessig, inventor of the Creative Commons license and founder of creativecommons.org (CC). Netwaves wants to thank Netzpolitik and Staccato Music for the interviews.

Lees hier een Nederlandstalig interview met Lawrence Lessig.

You can recognize Creative Commons on the cc-logo that appears at every music/page/software/... that uses CC.

2007-01-14

IDMonster-interview: the pictures

In our Netwaves episode 9 "The beauty and the beast", we had an interview with Pendle Poucher aka IDMonster. As a matter of fact, he sent us a beautiful soundscape with birds singing and a dog barking in the background. He sent us some pictures of the landscape and that dog as well.

2007-01-12

mooi nieuws uit Nederland

Creative Commons NL publiceert gratis CD en DVD van Nederlands talent.

Zie:
- persbericht
- de CD/DVD
- de pers (nl)
- de Marco

Proficiat manneuh! Ik ga 'em direkt downloaden ... Moet toch eigenlijk ook kunnen in Belgi�!? Ik ga hier direkt beginnen met de bijdrage van den Okee en mij, verenigd onder de naam dampF, en de tune heet "Shake sch�n" (cc licensie). Andere bijdrages/suggesties hier welkom.

marvelous new release

Netwaves found yet another fantastic release. It's a debut-record and it's covered at 12rec. I'm talking about Crepusculum. Crepusculum is a young lad who brings guitar-art and calm "chambermusic". Very inspiring and calm music.
Check it out and let us know whether you liked it.

2007-01-11

music for submarines

If you're looking for some nice music for your submarine, this might be what you're looking for: Djet with "Submariner Story [ca004]". Unbalanced lounge looked through a periscope perspective. Have a nice sub-weekend.

electrobel @ cc

Woow, just discovered a blog about the belgian electrobel at Creative Commons, but, euh, it's from 2004 ... still, well done guys!

[nwsl001] Netwaves live v.0.1

: sharing music :

- Green Things (netlabel dj) - Stakha (live) - S-Cape (live) - Harry Poppins (netlabel dj) deuren 20u inkom 3,00 € zie ook het Depot program. affiche

alternatieve affiche van S-cape

Het Depot ligt hier. Indien artiesten willen optreden op een van de volgende concerten, melden ze zich best aan op het forum van electrobel (rubriek: Netlabel parties @ het Depot in Leuven). Met dank aan het Depot en de electrobel-artiesten. Bekijk de kalender (Google).

2007-01-10

Netwaves @ Myspace

From now on Netwaves also has a Myspace page, specifically meant for making more contacts and to have easier contact with artists that we want to interview.

The page will be updated regularly, and will certainly be an interesting networking place.

2007-01-09

new netwaves online

New netwaves on line @ IA and @ Radio Scorpio. This episode covers the 'netwaves+scapes=netscapes' gig we did @ het Stuk last friday. Next monday netwaves features an interview with Lawrence Lessig, originally recorded by Staccatomusic.org. Lessig is the "inventor" of Creative Commons and has a very interesting view on everything that has to do with netlabels.