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**Workshop Four: Citizenship, Intellectual Property & Using the Creative Commons**
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Workshop Overview
media type="custom" key="4694259" Copyright law and remuneration for creative production has historically evolved in the interests of commercial intermediaries (publishers, broadcasters, media companies). The traditional framework built to reward media creators is not an inevitable regime for governing the circulation of texts and media. Digital media demands that we revisit these issues, inviting us to think about art and media as modes for the 'circulation of ideas' (rather than as sites for inscribing ideas as things which can be owned, or worse, commodified). Through the use of vivid case studies and creative exercises, participants in this workshop will explore issues of accessibility, voice, public communication, politics and commercial opportunities that arise in the contemporary era of digital media production.

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