DIY DAYS is coming to NYC
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On Saturday April 3rd, the WorkBook Project and the New School present DIY DAYS NYC. This marks the first time that the roving conference for creators will make a stop in NYC. The day will consist of talks, presentations, workshops and a special section called Incubator that matches two media startups with a think tank of experts.

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POWER TO THE PIXEL – Jamie King

Submitted by admin on Tuesday, 21 October 2008No Comment

STEAL THIS FILM, a documentary about file sharing was released in 2006 via torrents and to date over 6 million people have downloaded the film for free. The following podcast is from director Jamie King’s case study which was presented earlier today at the Power to the Pixel conference in London.

Jamie is currently working on VODO, a voluntary donation system for distributing films via torrents.

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