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Posted May 19th 2005 under Installations
Ben Hanbury has created Recycled TV, a wicked video installation that remarks on ever changing copyright laws and Creative Commons.
‘The concept behind this piece then is to take two groups of video clips, one group which is licenced under the Creative Commons and one group which is copyrighted but is old enough that it would be in the public domain by now if the terms of copyright had not been extended so many times. The videos will then be broken down into very short clips (milliseconds) which will then be used to form beats in various audio tracks. The user will then be able to use a retro tv interface to mix between tracks thereby forming a new creative product out of old ones, however the user will also have to make choices of balance and fair use between public domain and copyrighted material’
View a video and more work by Ben on Free Culture.
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(May 19th 2005)
Recycled TV
Ben Hanbury’ Recycled TV explores the ever changing copyright laws and Creative Commons. The video installation takes two groups of video clips: first one is licenced under the Creative Commons, the other is copyrighted but is old enough that it…
(May 19th 2005)
learning from readers: RecycledTV
Chris O’Shea pointed me to Ben Hanbury’s
(May 19th 2005)
learning from readers: RecycledTV
Chris O’Shea pointed me to Ben Hanbury’s
(May 19th 2005)
Recycled TV
Balance and Fair Use Ben Hanbury has created Recycled TV, a wicked video installation that remarks on ever changing copyright laws and Creative Commons. “The concept behind this piece then is to take two groups of video clips, one group…
(January 20th 2006)
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(October 22nd 2007)
Hey, I really love old retro stuff and vintage furniture is one of my favorites. The old stuff was made well and lasts, not like the new cheap stuff.