MikeH writes in that on The Two Towers' Director's Commentary (the start of the second disk), Peter Jackson explicitly encourages some fan out there to re-mix the film in chronological order. But what does New Line Cinema have to say about that?
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom is Cory Doctorow's first novel, available for download from his web site as well as in print.
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), North Miami currently has an exhibition, CUT/Film as Found Object, in which artists re-work film and television.
"In this innovative installation of large-scale video projections artists manipulate film and television in ways that make the familiar unfamiliar, and provide the viewer the opportunity to experience a new reality."
A truly historic magazine issue has hit the stands. The Beastie Boys, David Byrne and 14 other artists lend their support (and a track) to the Creative Commons Sampling License initiative.
When making games are your life, it's worth asking what the price is. In this Slashdotted piece, Anonymous "ea_spouse" writes about the working conditions at EA studios.
The conclusion seems to be something to do with the conflict between art and commerce. In the third world, we'd call this a sweat shop.
NM2 is a European Union funded project to develop software tools to support audience-driven interactive worlds around TV productions. The partners include BT who will develop software and the BBC who will provide access to content material.
Faultline argue that the case for online film business is fundamentally different to online music business.
Newcomer video-on-demand firm, Akimbo, is compared to older outfits.
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