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Super Free Beer

Danish artists, SUPERFLEX have created the first open source beer called Version 1.0.  The beer is licensed under Creative Commons' Attribute-ShareAlike license so any one can make the beer and, if they choose, sell it using the Version 1.0 recipe, design, and branding elements as long as they credit SUPERFLEX. 

The group also has a new project called COPYSHOP. I'm guessing a lot is lost in the translation, but it sounds like they are creating shop where people can photocopy anything, paying no mind to copyrights, as well as selling products "that challenge intellectual property."  Anyone read Dansk?

Posted by Steve Lambert on 06/16/2005 | Permalink

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I'm having this image of Lessig and all you guys sitting around, kicking a few of these back and getting soppy drunk... Larry slurring out... "Joo nnnnno wut ah lak aboot thish beeeeeer??? Issssss FREEEEEEEEEEE!"

Great.

This is the end of the CC/EFF movement.

Mark my words, Gates is somehow behind this. He's cunning.

Posted by: andy | Jun 17, 2005 11:56:50 AM

Oh man, I totally don't even remember that! P.S. Larry is still passed out on my couch.

Posted by: Steve Lambert | Jun 17, 2005 11:59:17 AM

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