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Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies 25th anniversary conference
Date: 21/04/2009
To mark its 25th anniversary the Stout Research Centre is holding a conference on new directions in the study of New Zealand culture and history. There is currently a call for papers for the conference to be held in September.The Cyclopedia of New Zealand is now online for sharing
Date: 31/03/2009
The New Zealand Electronic Text Centre has just published the final volume of The Cyclopedia of New Zealand, making the full six-volume work available under a BY-SA NZ licence.Radio New Zealand introduces Creative Commons licences to online scheduling
Date: 09/03/2009
State-funded public radio broadcaster, Radio New Zealand now offers their daily online programme schedules under a Creative Commons BY-ND 3.0 New Zealand Licence.Make the Most of Pattern Dot Life
Date: 10/11/2008
Kiwi musician Jeremiah Ross of Module has released his new CC licensed live album for remixing. Module fans are encouraged to download and share tracks from Pattern Dot Life and then upload remixed versions for him to consider for official release.Professor Lawrence Lessig, keynote speaker at LIANZA Conference
Date: 14/10/2008
Professor Lawrence Lessig will be presenting a keynote address, “Keeping the outside outside the box: The role of independence in the profession of the librarian, and academy, and the threats both now face” at the LIANZA (Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa) Conference in Auckland in November.
The Indie Band Survival Guide
Date: 18/08/2008
Exploring the ability for indie bands to be successful on their own, without the help of a major recording deal, in the current music industry.
Remixing Australian Literature
Date: 13/08/2008
The Remix My Lit project will produce the world’s first remixed and re-workable short story anthology.
