Vex Appeal is a weblog and collection of projects by Guy Parsons, a game designer, online community and digital strategy dude in London, England. Read more about the saucy butcher boy here.
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Back soon... Free Moshi Monsters Codes Spokeo... or spookeo, more like I'm Prove Very Where J.C Leyendecker and Team Fortress 2 Train of thought "Love Is Like A Bottle Of Gin..." Links for FAME people They Tell Stories Ffffudging it slightly
Lessig on a read/write culture
Sunday, November 11, 2007
This is a great talk by Larry Lessig on the importance of read/write creativity that really deals with the roots of what I talked about in my presentation on rock'n'roll storytelling, and goes on to explore how 21st century copyright law is stifling cultural participation. Even if you're familiar with the material, it's worth checking out the first few minutes for a lesson in the deployment of awesome historical anecdotes.
Labels: copyright, larry lessig, presentation, storytelling, talk