Stephen Colbert Remix Challenge
Two weeks ago, Stephen Colbert interviewed Stanford University Internet Law professor Lawrence Lessig and they discussed whether copyright laws should be updated to include remixing. Since then fans have started creating remixes of the interview and now Stephen is encouraging them to continue. The clip below is Stephen warning/encouraging viewers to stop/continue these videos.
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Stephen does not — NOT — want you to take his interview with Lawrence Lessig and remix it with a pumping k-hole groove. I have to get to work on my version very soon, but here’s the video promoting/discouraging the remixing:
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Amazingly enough that was an awesome remix with that trance background beat.