Just added three new links: CCalm Down, Relax. CCalm Down, Relax is "A weblog on netlabels, independent record labels and artists, Creative Commons".The second is a link to a "List of projects using Creative Commons licenses". This is a list of CC-licensed projects in several media like journalism, cartography, movies, news, music, ... It's a wiki, so you can add your own contribution.
The last link is a blog about netlabels: XpRm.NeT "a company of enthusiasts, who likes a wide range of electronic experimental music, from experimental techno to noise, idm and hardcore." All CC licensed.
"Copyright is a very big issue in the legal world today, but in the business world, when you talk to consumers about protecting copyrights, it's a dead issue," he said. "It's gone. If you have a business model based on copyright, forget it." This and more quotes about copyright you can find in this article "
well euh, a sort of, we did our very best to find some Chinese related netlabel stuff, and 
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Vorige zondag was netwaves.org present op de opendeurdag van 
Het wordt eentonig: consumenten stappen af van oude informatiedragers tvv. nieuwe technologi�n, en in het zog stappen verouderende organisaties met even archa�sche namen zoals "beheersvennootschappen" mee om te proberen een graantje mee te pikken in de vorm van "heffingen op uitzonderingen op exclusieve rechten van de auteurs, de uitvoerende kunstenaars en de producenten van fonogrammen en audiovisuele werken die recht hebben op een vergoeding voor het kopi�ren voor eigen gebruik van hun werken en prestaties, en blablabla ..."
After MUP (netwaves.org & Netwaves) did some talks with officials from Sa�d El Khadraoui's (Sp.a) department, the latter has posed a question at the European Commission about the "equitable remuneration" and Creative Commons music. The Commission answered that an artist is free to reject the equitable remuneration. This means one does not have to pay this equitable remuneration when he gives a party with Creative Commons music. (Performer only needs to be the composer, but this is true for most of CC music). Check out the 