Learning with the Fang

Did you start this?
Know who did?
I would be grateful for any hints leading to the original creator(s) of this work. I think it makes a fascinating study in photographic mash-ups, copyright, creative commons and remix culture in general.
UPDATE:
Thanks to some great detective work by Graham and Leo we now know that the photo was taken [...]

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Since my earliest tinkerings with the social web, I have thought the digital trails we write to the internet would make ideal data for anthropologists to study. My instincts regularly ‘give me feelings’ that the things I experience through my online networks are profound and perhaps mirror the inner workings of my brain or maybe [...]

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Listen to a podcast of the talk Elliott Blesdoe gave at a Copyright Forum in Adelaide this afternoon.

Here is a slide-deck closely related to the one Elliott used today.
creative commons through the looking glass
Thanks to Dush from Higher Ground for access to the sound – desk!

Fang – Mike Seyfang

technorati tags:seyfang, mikeseyfang

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Over the weekend several people alerted me to the fact that someone had ’stolen’ my logo.Turns out that Richard McManus had (rather skillfully in my opinion) used one of my flickr images in a post on the ReadWriteWeb blog.
And that’s fine because I decide to ‘give away’ most of my rights to my digital content [...]

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I am working on an interesting video project with the edna team. Our esteemed leader, Mr John Travers has issued a ‘grassroots video challenge’:
If you have a go, you will in return get my undying respect, affection and gratitude not to mention professional regard at being a venturesome person. I have made a little invitation [...]

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