Lecture Table of Contents Introduction by Mark Tribe I. Two Species of Cultural Producers:       Media Giants vs.       Small-Scale Producers Is Sharing Good or Bad? Supercharged Circulation       of Information "Cheating" or "Sharing":       Plagiarism and Learning IP in Academe II. On the Virtues of Remix Culture Examples of Digital Remix Culture       - Simple Net Art Diagram       - Complex Net Art Diagram       - Shredder 1.0 The Internet: Global Access The Unreliable Archivist NAG: Network Auralization       for Gnutella III. Art, Technology & Intellectual       Property: Who Participated? IV. Changing the World:       How to Hack the System of       Copyright for Fun and Profit Innovations: Creation vs.       Consumption The Creative Commons License       - The "Get Creative" Video       - Creative Commons Publisher       - The Internet archive       - XML Search Engine www.morpheus.com/cc Criticism of Creative Commons V. The Pool: Shifting the Culture       from Consumption to Creation A Model of Collaboration       - Themes and Ideas       - Approval and Recognition       - The Stages of Each Project       - The Usefulness of the Project       - Network Finder and Graph The Open Art Network:       The Power of the "Source"       - The Source License       - Fruityloops Remixes and          the "Three-Click" Assignment       - The Illustrator Remix       - Remix: "Get Creative" Video "Fair Use" and "Purpose" The Internet as a "Sanctuary" Audience Questions