1. WRA 110: Lessig, Owning Culture, and Mashing stuff up by Phill “DJ FunkyPowerPointz” Alexander

4. Lessig video here (if you’d like to watch later)

6. Pirate Technologies player piano – “pirated” sheet music radio– “pirated” records cable TV– “pirated” network TV betamax– “pirated” TV and movies But as these were regulated, the law always waited to see “the potential of the technology.”

8. "This architecture demands... the right to remix culture." Enter DJ Danger Mouse. He felt that the Beatles’ White Album and Jay-Z’s black album went together. So he created “the Grey Album” which you can DL here: http://www.illegal-art.org/audio/grey.html but don’t, because it’s totally illegal. *wink* Or is it? Or… should it be?

10. Remix + =

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12. If you’re offended by profanity, plug your ears right about now Whose song is this ? Whose song is this ?

14. A Stroke of Genius “ In October of 2001, a d.j. named Roy Kerr, calling himself the Freelance Hellraiser, sent Temple-Morris [a mash-up show duo] a mashup called “A Stroke of Genius,” laying Christina Aguilera’s vocal from “Genie in a Bottle,” a lubricious pop song, over the music from the Strokes’ “Hard to Explain,” a brittle, honking guitar song. “