i posted this on the comixpedia site, throw it up here for sweet sharing love and esoteric posterity. word.
well this is fascinating. we [sugarlab, aka the supraliminal guerrilla army] advance released, in digital format, the upcoming uberbabe collected graphic novel and soundtrack, online, free, in digital format - back in march 2005.multimedia package hits stores in july. we released it early, in this format, as a show of support for the open source movement, and evolving consumer rights. it's one of a whack of things we're doing on this front.
i actually talked to lawrence in early may, giving him the heads up on sugarlab's open content model and wiki - which is extensively using the cc license scheme to manage an open content library of uberbabe assets, including narrative, graphic, music and flash.
we launch the first iteration of it in the fall. it will ALSO include a new licensing protocol that extends the creative commons license... dealing with derivative works we think have commercial value... and includes a royalty component. basically it retriangulates profit amongst all parties - artist, producer, end user/content modifier.
if anyone's interested in being involved as we proof it all out, email info@sugar-lab.com. you can check out a little discussion on our model here.... http://sugar-lab.com/what.html...and check out the uberbabe files using the cc licenses, here... http://uberbabe.com/found/evo-mediaExperiment301.p hp
lis, the lady uberbabe
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i posted this on the comixpedia site, throw it up here for sweet sharing love and esoteric posterity. word. well this is fascinating. we [sugarlab, aka the supraliminal guerrilla army] advance released, in digital format, the upcoming uberbabe collected graphic novel and soundtrack, online, free, in digital format - back in march 2005.multimedia package hits stores in july. we released it early, in this format, as a show of support for the open source movement, and evolving consumer rights. it's one of a whack of things we're doing on this front. i actually talked to lawrence in early may, giving him the heads up on sugarlab's open content model and wiki - which is extensively using the cc license scheme to manage an open content library of uberbabe assets, including narrative, graphic, music and flash. we launch the first iteration of it in the fall. it will ALSO include a new licensing protocol that extends the creative commons license... dealing with derivative works we think have commercial value... and includes a royalty component. basically it retriangulates profit amongst all parties - artist, producer, end user/content modifier. if anyone's interested in being involved as we proof it all out, email info@sugar-lab.com. you can check out a little discussion on our model here.... http://sugar-lab.com/what.html...and check out the uberbabe files using the cc licenses, here... http://uberbabe.com/found/evo-mediaExperiment301.p hp
lis, the lady uberbabe