<b>UPDATE 2/2/09:</b> <b>As you've probably noticed, Indaba co-founder and co-CEO Dan Zaccagnino was on the Colbert Report on Feb 2nd. To make your collaborating experience more pleasurable, we've moved all the remixes over to <a href="http://www.indabamusic.com/contests/show/colbert">the new and improved session page</a>. We don't have the video of the show yet, but we'll post it as soon as we have it in our hot little hands.</b> ____________ UPDATE 1/22/09: In case you missed the show last night, Colbert played Chris Lewis' remix (with a really cool video) and issued a a new set of challenges. Check out <a href="http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/216595/january-21-2009/stephen-s-remix-challenge">the video</a>: We've posted the audio from the show - download it from the bottom of the Tracks list, and get started on Round 2 now! ____________ 1/8/09: Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert interviewed Creative Commons founder Larry Lessig, about his new book, "Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy" (which everyone should check out - http://remix.lessig.org/). Lessig, a strong proponent of modifying copyright restrictions on art (including music), was there to talk about the value added to society when people are encouraged to share and remix creative material. During the interview, Colbert challenged someone to break the rules: "Never... ever... ever... take anything of mine and remix it! For instance, I will be very angry if anyone takes this interview right here and remixes it with some great dance beat, and it starts showing up in clubs across America." The nerve! Let's show the man the power of remixing, and convince him that remixes are a good thing! We've started this session and uploaded the audio from the interview here. As joint copyright holder of the interview Lessig has licensed the audio to you under a Creative Commons BY License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/). You are free to use it for any purpose, save for endorsements. Get to it! Release the hounds!

Colbert Report Remix Session!

Session Status Recording

UPDATE 2/2/09:

As you've probably noticed, Indaba co-founder and co-CEO Dan Zaccagnino was on the Colbert Report on Feb 2nd. To make your collaborating experience more pleasurable, we've moved all the remixes over to the new and improved session page. We don't have the video of the show yet, but we'll post it as soon as we have it in our hot little hands.
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UPDATE 1/22/09: In case you missed the show last night, Colbert played Chris Lewis' remix (with a really cool video) and issued a a new set of challenges. Check out the video:

We've posted the audio from the show - download it from the bottom of the Tracks list, and get started on Round 2 now!
____________

1/8/09: Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert interviewed Creative Commons founder Larry Lessig, about his new book, "Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy" (which everyone should check out - http://remix.lessig.org/). Lessig, a strong proponent of modifying copyright restrictions on art (including music), was there to talk about the value added to society when people are encouraged to share and remix creative material.

During the interview, Colbert challenged someone to break the rules:

"Never... ever... ever... take anything of mine and remix it! For instance, I will be very angry if anyone takes this interview right here and remixes it with some great dance beat, and it starts showing up in clubs across America."

The nerve! Let's show the man the power of remixing, and convince him that remixes are a good thing!

We've started this session and uploaded the audio from the interview here. As joint copyright holder of the interview Lessig has licensed the audio to you under a Creative Commons BY License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/). You are free to use it for any purpose, save for endorsements. Get to it!

Release the hounds!

Owner: Indaba Music
Needs: remixer, A beat
Genres: dance
Influences: Stephen Colbert

Bit Depth: 16
Privacy: Public

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Status		File Name	Owner Name	Date	File Type

Primary	Colbert Book Excerpt - We're at War	Colbert Book Exce...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

Primary	Colbert Book Excerpt - What's the Problem	Colbert Book Exce...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

Primary	Colbert Book Excerpt - Higher Power	Colbert Book Exce...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

Primary	Colbert Book Excerpt - Pretty Steamy	Colbert Book Exce...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

Primary	Colbert Book Excerpt - Use Your Imagination	Colbert Book Exce...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

Primary	Colbert Issues Second Challenge	Colbert Issues Se...	Indaba Music	Jan 22, 2009	AUDIO/MPEG

Primary	Colbert Interviews Lessig	Colbert Interview...	Indaba Music	Jan 9, 2009	AUDIO/X-WAV

	Colbert's in Clubs Across America	Colbert's in Club...	Christopher Paul	Jan 25, 2009	AUDIO/MPEG