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Birthday Party 2008 Berkeley

2008-12-18T23:10:11Z

Raines: adjusted times

{{Event
|Mainurl=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Birthday_Party_2008_Berkeley
|EventType=Party
|date=2008/12/18
|end_date=2008/12/18
|Location=Berkeley, CA, USA
|EventCategory=CC-Specific
|Attendance=No
|User=
|invitation=No
|public=Yes
}}
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|city=Berkeley
|country=USA
|date=December 18, 2008 5:00:00 PM UTC
}}

To celebrate six exceptional years for Creative Commons and to link the Open Culture, Free Speech, and Intentional Communities movements, Planning for Sustainable Communities is hosting a birthday bash in Berkeley! Start your celebration in the East Bay, close to the center for cultural revolution, UC Berkeley

The event will be held on Thursday, December 18th, 2008, from 5pm - 7pm at our new Shared Living Cohousing/Coworking Green Resource Center (2105 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., downtown Berkeley 2 blocks from BART) (ending just in time to for dinner before the San Francisco party starting at 9).

Your hosts are Raines Cohen and Betsy Morris, cohousing and coworking community organizers. Low key. We will be set up to record your Creative Commons stories and performances.

Donations will be welcome at the door, but please RSVP (link coming shortly) so we know you're coming.

We hope you'll join us for a relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring friends and arrive early!

[[Category:Event]]
[[Category:Party]]
[[Category:PartyDetails]]
[[Category:2008]]
[[Category:Birthday]]

Birthday Party 2008 Berkeley

2008-12-03T22:30:29Z

Raines: further cleanup of text

{{Event
|Mainurl=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Birthday_Party_2008_Berkeley
|EventType=Party
|date=2008/12/18
|end_date=2008/12/18
|Location=Berkeley, CA, USA
|EventCategory=CC-Specific
|Attendance=No
|User=(we would love for someone from CC to join us; extending the invitation and we'll chip in for BART fare)
|invitation=No
|public=Yes
}}
{{BirthdayParty2008
|city=Berkeley
|country=USA
|date=December 18, 2008 4:00:00 PM UTC
}}

To celebrate six exceptional years for Creative Commons and to link the Open Culture, Free Speech, and Intentional Communities movements, Planning for Sustainable Communities is hosting a birthday bash in Berkeley! Start your celebration in the East Bay, close to the center for cultural revolution, UC Berkeley

The event will be held on Thursday, December 18th, 2008, from 4pm - 8pm at our new Shared Living Cohousing/Coworking Green Resource Center (2105 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., downtown Berkeley 2 blocks from BART) (ending just in time to go to the San Francisco party starting at 9).

Your hosts are Raines Cohen and Betsy Morris, cohousing and coworking community organizers. We're working on programming the event, having speakers. finding music, etc. We will be set up to record your Creative Commons stories and performances. It will cap off a day of #WorkAtJelly coworking.

Donations will be welcome at the door, but please RSVP (link coming shortly) so we know you're coming.

We hope you'll join us for a relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring friends and arrive early!

[[Category:Event]]
[[Category:Party]]
[[Category:PartyDetails]]
[[Category:2008]]
[[Category:Birthday]]

Birthday Party 2008 Berkeley

2008-12-03T22:27:21Z

Raines: cleaned up event description

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|Mainurl=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Birthday_Party_2008_Berkeley
|EventType=Party
|date=2008/12/18
|end_date=2008/12/18
|Location=Berkeley, CA, USA
|EventCategory=CC-Specific
|Attendance=No
|User=(we would love for someone to join us; extending the invitation)
|invitation=No
|public=Yes
}}
{{BirthdayParty2008
|city=Berkeley
|country=USA
|date=December 18, 2008 4:00:00 PM UTC
}}

To celebrate six exceptional years for Creative Commons and to link the Open Culture, Free Speech, and Intentional Communities movements, Planning for Sustainable Communities is hosting a birthday bash in Berkeley!

The event will be held on Thursday, December 18th, 2008, from 4pm - 8pm at our new Shared Living Cohousing/Coworking Green Resource Center (2105 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Berkeley) (ending just in time to go to the San Francisco party starting at 9).

Your hosts are Raines Cohen and Betsy Morris, cohousing and coworking community organizers. We're working on programming the event, having speakers. finding music, etc. We will be set up to record your Creative Commons stories and performances. It will cap off a day of #WorkAtJelly coworking.

Donations will be welcome at the door, but please RSVP (link coming shortly) so we know you're coming.

We hope you'll join us for a relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring friends and arrive early!

[[Category:Event]]
[[Category:Party]]
[[Category:PartyDetails]]
[[Category:2008]]
[[Category:Birthday]]

Birthday Party 2008 Berkeley

2008-12-03T22:25:22Z

Raines: Berkeley CC event/salon created

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|EventType=Party
|date=2008/12/18
|end_date=2008/12/18
|Location=Berkeley, CA, USA
|EventCategory=CC-Specific
|Attendance=No (invited)
|invitation=No
}}

{{BirthdayParty2008
|city=Berkeley
|country=USA
|date=December 18, 2008 4:00:00 PM UTC
}}

To celebrate six exceptional years for CC and the December 31st wrap-up of our 2008 fundraising campaign, CC headquarters is hosting a birthday bash in Berkeley! The event will be held on Thursday, December 18th, 2008, from 4pm - 8pm at Planning for Sustainable Communities' new Shared Living Cohousing/Coworking Green Resource Center (2105 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Berkeley) (ending just in time to go to the San Francisco party starting at 9).

Your hosts are Raines Cohen and Betsy Morris, cohousing and coworking community organizers. We're working on programming the event, having speakers. finding music, etc. We will be set up to record your Creative Commons stories and performances. It will cap off a day of #WorkAtJelly coworking.

Donations will be welcome at the door, but please RSVP (link coming shortly) so we know you're coming.

We hope you'll join us for a relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring friends and arrive early!

[[Category:Event]]
[[Category:Party]]
[[Category:PartyDetails]]
[[Category:2008]]
[[Category:Birthday]]

Salon

2006-03-08T12:27:41Z

Raines: /* Communication */ added zVents link

The CC Salon is a monthly San Francisco based event focused on building a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

The format for each event is to encourage loose networking amongst participants with 2-3 brief presentations from individuals and groups developing interesting projects that relate to the Creative Commons.

== The First CC Salon ==

=== Who ===

People interested in Creative Commons, copyright, Free Culture, Open Source, Art, Media, and Music

=== What ===

A local informal gathering of individuals around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== When ===

March 8, 2006, 6-9 PM

=== Where ===

'''Shine''' 
'''1337 Mission St, San Francisco, CA''' 
[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1337+Mission+St,+San+Francisco,+CA&ll=37.77638,-122.415161&spn=0.014789,0.042787 Google Map/Directions] 
http://www.shinesf.com/

=== Why ===

To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== Theme ===

Content Distribution

=== Format ===

* During Event
** Chat on #cc on irc.freenode.net
** Geekentertainment.tv interviews and video
** music?
** wifi provided free

* '''6:00-7:00''' - Drinks, conversation, and music
* '''7:00-7:15''' - First presentation: Joshua Kinberg on FireAnt
* '''7:15-7:30''' - Second presentation: Eddie Codel on Geek Entertainment TV
* '''7:30-7:45''' - Third presentation: Wagner James Au on Second Life
* '''7:45-8:00''' - Wrap-up, questions, etc.
* '''8:00-9:00''' - More drinks, conversation, and music (provided by Minus Kelvin)

=== Planning ===

* extra projector (''Raines can bring one as a backup'')
* basic G4 laptop for misc. presentation/slideshow
* (PROVIDED) wifi station?
* extra network cable (ethernet)
* long VGA cable
* shirts + cc media
* bring like 4 extra multi-plugs for power

=== [[CC Salon March PR|Press Release]] ===

== [[Announcement List]] ==

== How to Participate? ==

# Attend the Event
# Present at Future Event
# Add/Edit this wiki with your ideas
# Spread Creative Commons (by licensing and using CC Technology)
# Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss Discussion Lists]
# Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)

== Communication ==

* Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss#community community mailing list]
* Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)
* Wiki: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/edit/Salon (Bookmark it!)
* [http://upcoming.org/event/61233/ upcoming.org listing] (''RSVP/comment'')
* [http://www.zvents.com/zbutton/events/255003 zVents listing]

== Future Events (Monthly on 2nd Wednesday) ==

=== Wednesday, April 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Lucas Gonze, http://webjay.org/, http://gonze.com/weblog/ (45 min), "How the Net is Changing Music"
A structured conversation about the unique features of net-native music.

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon April PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, May 10, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Chris DiBona, Open Source Programs Manager, http://www.google.com/
* Ken Goldberg (Professor of IEOR and EECS, UC Berkeley, http://goldberg.berkeley.edu) and Tiffany Schlain (Founder of Webby Awards, http://www.webbyawards.com/), Presenting Film

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon May PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, June 14, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon June PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, July 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon July PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, August 9, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon August PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, Sept 13, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon September PR|Press Release]] ====

== Future Presenters (To Be Setup) ==

''Please place your name and topic here for possibly presenting in the future.''

* Rick Prelinger, http://www.archive.org/
* James Polanco, http://www.fakescience.com
* Marc Powell, CC-licensing Recipes
* Rob Lord, Songbird
* Bram Cohen, bittorrent.com
* Jacob Appelbaum
* Victor Stone, ccmixter.org
*[http://ronen-kadushin.com/open_design.asp] CC licensed, Open Design products by designer Ronen Kadushin.

== Ideas ==

What ideas would be good to try out at the CC Salon? This is a good place to brainstorm and place up thoughts about small segments at the CC Salon such as mix-offs, live code workshops, demonstration of new projects, etc.

=== Podcast ===

What about a podcast of the event? Could someone record the first event live so that we can podcast the content of the event?

=== Streaming ===

Should the event be streamed for those who can't attend? Also, to go along with, a chat channel would work out nicely as well.

=== Chat ===

The #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net should be used for online communication during the event. Also, it is a useful space for communication before and after the event.

=== Performances ===

Would anyone want to perform live at the event? DJs and musicians, that means you! Also, anyone doing live dance, acting, etc, that means you as well!

=== Open Salon Time ===

Similar to Dorkbot and others, it would be good to have 10-15 minutes at the end dedicated to an open mic session where people can come up to the mic and talk about their ideas/involvements.

=== Film Screening ===

Maybe rather than just have presenters, there could be some informal screening of CC licensed films along with the film makers.

=== Live Visuals ===

During the event someone or something should produce the visuals during the event through a secondary projector. More likely than not, there will be a projector in use by the presenters, so any visuals will have to be before and after the presentations.

=== Kiosk ===

Kiosk for adding names/emails to the wiki page and discussion lists. Also, another idea would be a kiosk for having paypal donate to artists, cc, and other nonprofits.

=== Burn Station ===

It could be easily done with some PCs with a database of CC licensed works. And visitors can get a "souvenir" of the Salon.

=== Brainstorm Session ===

A basic session to brainstorm about projects that support Creative Commons licenses and standards.

=== Speaker Challenges ===

Speakers who have well known topics could be challenged to speak about new and different topics, or have to rapidly develop some topic on the spot.

== Background ==

The Creative Commons Salon is modelled after such successful endeavours as [http://www.remixreading.org/ Remix Reading] and [http://www.dorkbot.org Dorkbot] which have helped to bring artists and developers together in the post-digital era, face-to-face.

While online meeting and creation are "par for the course" these days, nothing replaces face-to-face interaction and the rate of exchange that takes places from a good monthly event.

Also, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29 Salon model], which harkens back to 17th Century France is an apt model for this type of gathering which is half social and half intellectual.

== External Links ==

* Other Salons
** http://www.dorkbot.org/
** http://www.remixreading.org/
** http://www.futuresalon.org/
* Salon History
** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29

Salon

2006-03-08T05:23:16Z

Raines: /* Communication */ added upcoming.org link

The CC Salon is a monthly San Francisco based event focused on building a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

The format for each event is to encourage loose networking amongst participants with 2-3 brief presentations from individuals and groups developing interesting projects that relate to the Creative Commons.

== The First CC Salon ==

=== Who ===

People interested in Creative Commons, copyright, Free Culture, Open Source, Art, Media, and Music

=== What ===

A local informal gathering of individuals around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== When ===

March 8, 2006, 6-9 PM

=== Where ===

'''Shine''' 
'''1337 Mission St, San Francisco, CA''' 
[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1337+Mission+St,+San+Francisco,+CA&ll=37.77638,-122.415161&spn=0.014789,0.042787 Google Map/Directions] 
http://www.shinesf.com/

=== Why ===

To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== Theme ===

Content Distribution

=== Format ===

* During Event
** Chat on #cc on irc.freenode.net
** Geekentertainment.tv interviews and video
** music?
** wifi provided free

* '''6:00-7:00''' - Drinks, conversation, and music
* '''7:00-7:15''' - First presentation: Joshua Kinberg on FireAnt
* '''7:15-7:30''' - Second presentation: Eddie Codel on Geek Entertainment TV
* '''7:30-7:45''' - Third presentation: Wagner James Au on Second Life
* '''7:45-8:00''' - Wrap-up, questions, etc.
* '''8:00-9:00''' - More drinks, conversation, and music (provided by Minus Kelvin)

=== Planning ===

* extra projector (''Raines can bring one as a backup'')
* basic G4 laptop for misc. presentation/slideshow
* (PROVIDED) wifi station?
* extra network cable (ethernet)
* long VGA cable
* shirts + cc media
* bring like 4 extra multi-plugs for power

=== [[CC Salon March PR|Press Release]] ===

== [[Announcement List]] ==

== How to Participate? ==

# Attend the Event
# Present at Future Event
# Add/Edit this wiki with your ideas
# Spread Creative Commons (by licensing and using CC Technology)
# Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss Discussion Lists]
# Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)

== Communication ==

* Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss#community community mailing list]
* Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)
* Wiki: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/edit/Salon (Bookmark it!)
* upcoming.org: http://upcoming.org/event/61233/ (RSVP/comment)

== Future Events (Monthly on 2nd Wednesday) ==

=== Wednesday, April 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Lucas Gonze, http://webjay.org/, http://gonze.com/weblog/ (45 min), "How the Net is Changing Music"
A structured conversation about the unique features of net-native music.

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon April PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, May 10, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Chris DiBona, Open Source Programs Manager, http://www.google.com/
* Ken Goldberg (Professor of IEOR and EECS, UC Berkeley, http://goldberg.berkeley.edu) and Tiffany Schlain (Founder of Webby Awards, http://www.webbyawards.com/), Presenting Film

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon May PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, June 14, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon June PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, July 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon July PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, August 9, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon August PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, Sept 13, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon September PR|Press Release]] ====

== Future Presenters (To Be Setup) ==

''Please place your name and topic here for possibly presenting in the future.''

* Rick Prelinger, http://www.archive.org/
* James Polanco, http://www.fakescience.com
* Marc Powell, CC-licensing Recipes
* Rob Lord, Songbird
* Bram Cohen, bittorrent.com
* Jacob Appelbaum
* Victor Stone, ccmixter.org

== Ideas ==

What ideas would be good to try out at the CC Salon? This is a good place to brainstorm and place up thoughts about small segments at the CC Salon such as mix-offs, live code workshops, demonstration of new projects, etc.

=== Podcast ===

What about a podcast of the event? Could someone record the first event live so that we can podcast the content of the event?

=== Streaming ===

Should the event be streamed for those who can't attend? Also, to go along with, a chat channel would work out nicely as well.

=== Chat ===

The #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net should be used for online communication during the event. Also, it is a useful space for communication before and after the event.

=== Performances ===

Would anyone want to perform live at the event? DJs and musicians, that means you! Also, anyone doing live dance, acting, etc, that means you as well!

=== Open Salon Time ===

Similar to Dorkbot and others, it would be good to have 10-15 minutes at the end dedicated to an open mic session where people can come up to the mic and talk about their ideas/involvements.

=== Film Screening ===

Maybe rather than just have presenters, there could be some informal screening of CC licensed films along with the film makers.

=== Live Visuals ===

During the event someone or something should produce the visuals during the event through a secondary projector. More likely than not, there will be a projector in use by the presenters, so any visuals will have to be before and after the presentations.

=== Kiosk ===

Kiosk for adding names/emails to the wiki page and discussion lists. Also, another idea would be a kiosk for having paypal donate to artists, cc, and other nonprofits.

=== Burn Station ===

It could be easily done with some PCs with a database of CC licensed works. And visitors can get a "souvenir" of the Salon.

=== Brainstorm Session ===

A basic session to brainstorm about projects that support Creative Commons licenses and standards.

=== Speaker Challenges ===

Speakers who have well known topics could be challenged to speak about new and different topics, or have to rapidly develop some topic on the spot.

== Background ==

The Creative Commons Salon is modelled after such successful endeavours as [http://www.remixreading.org/ Remix Reading] and [http://www.dorkbot.org Dorkbot] which have helped to bring artists and developers together in the post-digital era, face-to-face.

While online meeting and creation are "par for the course" these days, nothing replaces face-to-face interaction and the rate of exchange that takes places from a good monthly event.

Also, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29 Salon model], which harkens back to 17th Century France is an apt model for this type of gathering which is half social and half intellectual.

== External Links ==

* Other Salons
** http://www.dorkbot.org/
** http://www.remixreading.org/
** http://www.futuresalon.org/
* Salon History
** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29

Salon

2006-03-08T05:21:05Z

Raines: /* Planning */ volunteered backup projector

The CC Salon is a monthly San Francisco based event focused on building a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

The format for each event is to encourage loose networking amongst participants with 2-3 brief presentations from individuals and groups developing interesting projects that relate to the Creative Commons.

== The First CC Salon ==

=== Who ===

People interested in Creative Commons, copyright, Free Culture, Open Source, Art, Media, and Music

=== What ===

A local informal gathering of individuals around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== When ===

March 8, 2006, 6-9 PM

=== Where ===

'''Shine''' 
'''1337 Mission St, San Francisco, CA''' 
[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1337+Mission+St,+San+Francisco,+CA&ll=37.77638,-122.415161&spn=0.014789,0.042787 Google Map/Directions] 
http://www.shinesf.com/

=== Why ===

To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology.

=== Theme ===

Content Distribution

=== Format ===

* During Event
** Chat on #cc on irc.freenode.net
** Geekentertainment.tv interviews and video
** music?
** wifi provided free

* '''6:00-7:00''' - Drinks, conversation, and music
* '''7:00-7:15''' - First presentation: Joshua Kinberg on FireAnt
* '''7:15-7:30''' - Second presentation: Eddie Codel on Geek Entertainment TV
* '''7:30-7:45''' - Third presentation: Wagner James Au on Second Life
* '''7:45-8:00''' - Wrap-up, questions, etc.
* '''8:00-9:00''' - More drinks, conversation, and music (provided by Minus Kelvin)

=== Planning ===

* extra projector (''Raines can bring one as a backup'')
* basic G4 laptop for misc. presentation/slideshow
* (PROVIDED) wifi station?
* extra network cable (ethernet)
* long VGA cable
* shirts + cc media
* bring like 4 extra multi-plugs for power

=== [[CC Salon March PR|Press Release]] ===

== [[Announcement List]] ==

== How to Participate? ==

# Attend the Event
# Present at Future Event
# Add/Edit this wiki with your ideas
# Spread Creative Commons (by licensing and using CC Technology)
# Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss Discussion Lists]
# Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)

== Communication ==

* Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss#community community mailing list]
* Join #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net (live during event)
* Wiki: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/edit/Salon (Bookmark it!)

== Future Events (Monthly on 2nd Wednesday) ==

=== Wednesday, April 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Lucas Gonze, http://webjay.org/, http://gonze.com/weblog/ (45 min), "How the Net is Changing Music"
A structured conversation about the unique features of net-native music.

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon April PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, May 10, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

* Chris DiBona, Open Source Programs Manager, http://www.google.com/
* Ken Goldberg (Professor of IEOR and EECS, UC Berkeley, http://goldberg.berkeley.edu) and Tiffany Schlain (Founder of Webby Awards, http://www.webbyawards.com/), Presenting Film

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon May PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, June 14, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon June PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, July 12, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon July PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, August 9, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon August PR|Press Release]] ====

=== Wednesday, Sept 13, 2006 ===

==== Theme ====

TBD

==== Presenters ====

TBD

==== Location ====

TBD

==== Format ====

6-8:30 PM

==== [[CC Salon September PR|Press Release]] ====

== Future Presenters (To Be Setup) ==

''Please place your name and topic here for possibly presenting in the future.''

* Rick Prelinger, http://www.archive.org/
* James Polanco, http://www.fakescience.com
* Marc Powell, CC-licensing Recipes
* Rob Lord, Songbird
* Bram Cohen, bittorrent.com
* Jacob Appelbaum
* Victor Stone, ccmixter.org

== Ideas ==

What ideas would be good to try out at the CC Salon? This is a good place to brainstorm and place up thoughts about small segments at the CC Salon such as mix-offs, live code workshops, demonstration of new projects, etc.

=== Podcast ===

What about a podcast of the event? Could someone record the first event live so that we can podcast the content of the event?

=== Streaming ===

Should the event be streamed for those who can't attend? Also, to go along with, a chat channel would work out nicely as well.

=== Chat ===

The #cc chat channel on irc.freenode.net should be used for online communication during the event. Also, it is a useful space for communication before and after the event.

=== Performances ===

Would anyone want to perform live at the event? DJs and musicians, that means you! Also, anyone doing live dance, acting, etc, that means you as well!

=== Open Salon Time ===

Similar to Dorkbot and others, it would be good to have 10-15 minutes at the end dedicated to an open mic session where people can come up to the mic and talk about their ideas/involvements.

=== Film Screening ===

Maybe rather than just have presenters, there could be some informal screening of CC licensed films along with the film makers.

=== Live Visuals ===

During the event someone or something should produce the visuals during the event through a secondary projector. More likely than not, there will be a projector in use by the presenters, so any visuals will have to be before and after the presentations.

=== Kiosk ===

Kiosk for adding names/emails to the wiki page and discussion lists. Also, another idea would be a kiosk for having paypal donate to artists, cc, and other nonprofits.

=== Burn Station ===

It could be easily done with some PCs with a database of CC licensed works. And visitors can get a "souvenir" of the Salon.

=== Brainstorm Session ===

A basic session to brainstorm about projects that support Creative Commons licenses and standards.

=== Speaker Challenges ===

Speakers who have well known topics could be challenged to speak about new and different topics, or have to rapidly develop some topic on the spot.

== Background ==

The Creative Commons Salon is modelled after such successful endeavours as [http://www.remixreading.org/ Remix Reading] and [http://www.dorkbot.org Dorkbot] which have helped to bring artists and developers together in the post-digital era, face-to-face.

While online meeting and creation are "par for the course" these days, nothing replaces face-to-face interaction and the rate of exchange that takes places from a good monthly event.

Also, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29 Salon model], which harkens back to 17th Century France is an apt model for this type of gathering which is half social and half intellectual.

== External Links ==

* Other Salons
** http://www.dorkbot.org/
** http://www.remixreading.org/
** http://www.futuresalon.org/
* Salon History
** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salon_%28gathering%29