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Heather showing off the ccMixter website! Photo by James Oatway.
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Displays at the event illustrated how remixing works. Photo by James Oatway.
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A game of mix-and-match: guests could remix the heads, torsos and legs of these cut-out figures, and...
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Rebecca Kahn, ccMixter South Africa blogger, Heather Ford, iCommons and Kerryn Mckay, African Commons Project. Photo by James Oatway.
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Guests at the event could add to this giant cartoon, by adding their twists and turns to the story of...
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Heather welcoming everyone to the first Creative Commons Salon in Johannesburg. The theme was 'Remix Nation'. Photo by James Oatway.
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Guests at the ccSalon in Melville, Johannesburg. Photo by James Oatway.
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Guests at the ccSalon in Melville, Johannesburg. Photo by James Oatway.
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The legal eagles (from left) - former ccSA volunteer, Chris Bester and ccSA's legal lead, Andrew Rens. Photo by James Oatway.
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Nathaniel Stern, one of the guest speakers at the ccSalon in Melville, along with Christo Doherty,...
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Heather welcoming everyone to the first Creative Commons Salon in Johannesburg. The theme was 'Remix Nation'. Photo by James Oatway.
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Uploaded on Sep 5, 2006
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Richard tha IIIrd explained the art of the South African mash-up. Photo by James Oatway.
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Richard tha IIIrd explained the art of the South African mash-up. Photo by James Oatway.
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Nathaniel Stern told the audience about his experience as the Artist in Residence, at the iCommons Summit, in Rio. Photo by James Oatway.
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Nathaniel Stern told the audience about his experience as the Artist in Residence, at the iCommons Summit, in Rio. Photo by James Oatway.
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Nathaniel Stern told the audience about his experience as the Artist in Residence, at the iCommons Summit, in Rio. Photo by James Oatway.
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A slide from MtKidu's visual manipulation and live beat construction show. Photo by James Oatway.
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Uploaded on Sep 1, 2006
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Heather drawing numbers for the prizes that were given away - these included CC hampers with CC...
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Uploaded on Sep 1, 2006
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Part of MtKidu's live beat and visual manipulation show. Photo by James Oatway.
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Uploaded on Sep 1, 2006
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Guests at the ccSalon in Melville. Photo by James Oatway.
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Uploaded on Sep 1, 2006
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Heather addressing the crowd. Displays on the wall illustrated the value and prevalence of remixing in culture. Photo by James Oatway.
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Invitation to the first ccSalon in Johannesburg
If you're in this part of the world, join Creative Commons South Africa for the first ccSalon to be...
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2006
ccSalon S.A. 'Remix Nation'
