- Maya Zankoul

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To those who don’t know, Friday April 16th was the 1st Creative Commons Salon in Beirut. Creative Commons in a type of ‘flexible copyright’ that allows you to share your work with less restrictions than the classical coypright. All the content of this blog is under a CC license [see bottom of right sidebar], which means you can take the comics, use them and abuse them, as long as you mention the source without making money out of them.

You can check photos of the event here and here. You can check a video here [thanks to Hyperstage.net]. For more details about the presentations lineup, check the Facebook page ‘description’.

A big thank you to Donatella, Mohamad, Naeema & Habib with whom I worked closely to make this event possible. Here’s Donatella’s announcement of the Salon.

In short, it was a fantabulous event. Thank you to all who helped and attended! Hopefully this will be the first of many! Let’s spread the spirit of sharing our work icon smile CC Beirut highlights

In the spirit of Creative Commons and sharing, Slutterhouse just released their first single EP “Inside the Station – remix EP” in all digital stores worldwide, AND for download. For more about this Lebanese ‘electro-rock with a twist’ band [whose music I love!!],  check their website www.slutterhouse.com, or start your Monday with their song icon smile CC Beirut highlights

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Comments

  1. Habib says:

    Heeey !!! Where is my slogan ? Kidding, great work once again Maya, it was lots of fun working together on this project, even if I was on the other side of the ocean …

  2. Ahmad Osman says:

    You forgot to mention that 10% of the audience were actually shut up and listening to the presenters, while the rest seemed to have no notion that, I do not know, what exactly was it they hadn’t understood? That there were presentations going on? That civilisation dictates that you shut up and listen while presenters do their job? I don’t get this people. I really should have went ahead and screamed at the throng.

  3. Na! says:

    Sounds like you guys had fun, so sorry I missed it!!!

  4. Rudy chidiac says:

    hahah that was amazing ^^ too bad i missed that

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