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Posted: February 20th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Advertising, Creative, Funny, Social | Tags: culture, mashup, remix | No Comments »Howard approves.
Howard approves.
Awe inspiring NASA tribute remixing breathtaking footage of Earth & The Cosmos with Carl Sagan audio. Fantastic stuff via @brainpicker
The advert Sky should have bought.
Big love for this for Channel 4 by LMFM
The idea has been around for ages (celebrity soundboards, edited political speeches and Chris Morris bastardised interviews) but this is lots of fun, has a nice design, it’s simple to create and share and you MIGHT GET YOURS ON THE TELLY!!
All pre-moderated word wise, so it’s down to your creative thinking.
Here’s mine – http://twist.channel4.com/videos/video/4ce12e8959191
Create your own – http://twist.channel4.com/
A new joke out of some old ones.
Everything is a Remix is a four part series that investigates the history of remixing, sampling, stealing, transforming and how that mentality spills out of the context of music and into a wider mindset. You could even say that everything is a remix.
Everything is a Remix from Kirby Ferguson on Vimeo.
Can’t wait to see the others.

I’ve been asked to pick a record as part of the Taped Together Summer 2010 playlist.
I think it’s an absolute beauty so go and have a listen.
Click here!! Taped Together
Walking on Eggshells: Borrowing Culture in the Remix Age from Brendan Schlagel on Vimeo.
Interesting film about intellectual property and remix culture.
“Walking on Eggshells” is a 24-minute documentary about appropriation, creative influence, re-use and intellectual property in the remix age.
Worth a watch.
Full details here.
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via youtube.com
Brutal.
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John Taylor’s Film The Blanks blog is an awesome experiment to abstract and / or reduce film posters.
Taking the art of the movie poster to an entirely new level, Taylor posts abstracted versions of popular and not-so-popular film posters on his blog, and readers guess the film based on the abstracted poster and clues.




Great concept and excellent design work.
via Picocool