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A Rute Correia tem um mestrado em Rádio, é licenciada em Comunicação, e está atualmente a preparar a sua tese para doutoramento, numa solução open source para as estações de rádio comunitárias, no que diz respeito a criação de conteúdo, operação tecnológica e gestão da comunidade, para oferecer uma prática de transmissão sustentável. Para além disso é utilizadora do Ubuntu, defende os direitos digitais, tem um podcast chamado White Market Podcast onde dá destaque a música e cultura livre e esteve a trabalhar na Radio Oxigénio, onde animava as manhãs com música alternativa. ______________________ Patrocinios: Rumos www.emprego.rumos.pt/ ___________ Redes Sociais: Facebook: www.facebook.com/linuxtechpt Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/linuxtechpt1 Twitter: twitter.com/Linuxtechpt Soundcloud: @linuxtech RSS FEED: linuxtech.libsyn.com/rss Ítunes: itunes.apple.com/pt/podcast/linux…d1262817926?mt=2 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/linuxtechpt  Discord: https://discord.gg/8kW83n   ____________ Musicas tocadas durante o episódio: Nameless: The Hackers RPG Soundtrack by BoxCat Games (itunes.apple.com/us/developer/box…-llc/id519986951) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/) ___________ Redes sociais: Telegram: aariops Twitter: https://twitter.com/RuteRadio ____________ Ferramentas e plataformas livres audacity - https://www.audacityteam.org/ freesound - https://freesound.org/ Free Music Archive - https://freemusicarchive.org/ Jamendo : https://www.jamendo.com/ Archive: https://archive.org/ LibreOffice - https://pt.libreoffice.org/ Qtractor - https://qtractor.sourceforge.io/

Welcome to a brand new season of White Market Podcast! We couldn’t really step into a new year without celebrating Public Domain Day. On this episode, we interviewed Anna Mazgal from the Communia Association, one of the policy organizations that has been working most closely with public domain issues. Communia actively pushes for European legislation that safeguards the public domain, as well as users’ rights. According to the Wikipedia, “the public domain consists of all the creative work to which no exclusive intellectual property rights apply. In the European Union - with the exception of Spain - copyright on published works expires 70 years after the author's death. This means that the (most) works of those who passed away in 1949 are now under the public domain in (most) EU member states. Here are some examples of works that are now under public domain in Europe: the music scores by Richard Strauss, Joaquín Turina and Nikos Skalkottasthe novel "Gone With the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell and all her worksthe works of Literature Nobel prize-laureates Maurice Maeterlinck and Sigrid Undsetthe works by art-deco pioneer Alexandra EksterHappy Public Domain Day and happy new year! Credits Also Sprach Zarathustra by Richard Strauss, performed by Kevin MacLeod // CC BYSonate Es-Dur fur Violine und Klavier, Op. 18, III. Finale. Andante - Allegro by Richard Strauss, performed by Oliver Colbentson // CC PD This interview was recorded a long time ago and Anna Mazgal hasn’t been part of Communia for quite a while, but she still works towards the same goals as part of the Wikimedia team.

This season on White Market Podcast: Prepare for a lot of talk about Creative Commons music. We will talk about licenses, about business models, about resilience and about the love that goes into sharing music with others. In the first few episodes, there will be interviews with: Hessel van Oorschot from Tribe of Noise, a platform focused on creating fair and sustainable business opportunities for talented artist; their business model is exclusively based on CC-licensing and they recently acquired Free Music Archive. Emily Richards from ccMixter, the oldest community of musicians focused on Creative Commons music production; they promote remixing and make their works available under CC BY and CC BY-NC licenses. Konrad from ClongClongMoo, a curation service focused on Creative Commons music (althought not exclusively); on top of highlighting records, the website has other valuable resources for free and open music discovery, like the netlabel list There will be more guests and more topics later on, so make sure to subscribe to the podcast and check our website regularly. But before the whole things starts, a quick note of appreciation for the extra help White Market Podcast got this time. Without these people, there would be no new episodes. Jake Cusworth did the new sound imaging, remixing "Fremen" by DarkSunn (who kindly provided the STEMS to do that) Liam Milburn provided the voice work for the new jingles and sweepers Ciaran Edwards redesigned and coded our new fully FLOSS website Ricardo Correia will be helping out with the sound editing and mixing throughout the season. Stay tuned, White Market Podcast will be back soon.

Fizemos um mashup show com o Marius Quabeck do Nerdzoom.de, Jan Sprinz Ubports e a Rute Correia do White Market Podcast na Ubucon Europe 2019. Apoios Este episódio foi produzido […]

I have been wanting to do this for a long time, but somehow the opportunity only arrived now. This week’s show is a Monster Jinx special! Monster Jinx is a Portugal/Internet-based label specialised in hip-hop and electronic music. They are also an artist collective, and identify themselves as an indie label, having dropped their first record back in 2009. In the last few years, they managed to grab the attention of the Portuguese media, get some airplay on national radio stations and play at big festivals. Despite these big achievements, they remain humble and focused on putting out great music. With an enviable roster of MCs and producers, Monster Jinx are a great example of how Creative Commons licenses can boost the reach of a work, and how releasing music for free doesn’t mean a product is any less appealing. If you’re a regular listener of the show, you probably know at least part of their work by now, as I have been a long time supporter of their work. In the last few years, I have been uploading a great part of their music to WMP’s curator collection at Free Music Archive. Putting Lisbon’s great weather to good use, I sat down with Darksunn (co-founder, manager and do-it-all) to find out more about how the label started, why they picked Creative Commons as their licencing system, the challenges ahead and their strategy for the future. For the first time in White Market Podcast’s history, this interview was actually recorded on location, which may explain some of the sound issues on this episode. Nonetheless, please sit back and enjoy the vibes of the purple monster. Darksunn – Sidestep NO FUTURE – NOMONO MONEY Monstro Robot – Gata Borralheira (feat. Pulso) Monster Jinx – Venera o Diabo (Faz Festas a Gatinhos) J-K – Despedida Pulso – Estalo os Dedos All the tracks are available under a CC BY-NC-SA licence. I will be posting the list of background music tracks soon.

As this is our very last show of 2016, I thought it’d be cool to do a recap of White Market Podcast’s best moments of 2016. In case you haven’t listened to all the episodes, this can be sort of your guide to go back and catch up with something you might have missed and be of your interest. With 8 interviews, a couple of special features and even a mini-documentary, I’m sure there will be something up your street. This has probably been probably the best season of White Market Podcast so far. Since July, I have celebrated the 25th anniversary of Linux and the 2nd edition of Netlabel Day, I have talked to netlabel managers and representatives of different institutions linked to free music and free culture, and, of course, I talked a lot about copyright. However, the big learning curve happened mainly due to our guests, so I decided to highlight them all, as sort of an appreciation gesture. You can find them all on our website, along with detailed credits on background music. Here’s a a list of all the guests on the show this season in order of appearance on this week’s show. Cheyenne Hohman, director of Free Music Archive – Session 3.10 Manuel Silva, founder of Netlabel Day and M.I.S.T. Records – Session 3.01 Maarten Zeinstra, from think tank Kennisland; project manager at CopyrightExceptions.Eu – Session 3.13 Alex Lungu, founder of the Copy-Me webseries and website- Session 3.03 Jonas Öberg, executive director of Free Software Foundation Europe – Session 3.07 Joris Pekel, community manager for cultural heritage at Europeana – Session 3.18 Markus Koller, founder and manager of Starfrosch – Session 3.15 Graeme Gill, founder and manager of Pilot Eleven – Session 3.11 Oh, and since it’s Christmas time, I also played the holiday tune of the season. Merry Xmas, everyone! Donnie Ozone – Christmas Shopping at the Dollar Store [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA

This week, I had the opportunity to talk to Joris Pekel, Community Coordinator for Cultural Heritage at Europeana. On top of talking about their wider work of making artworks and cultural piece from all over Europe accessible to the public online. During the interview, we also talked about the Europeana Sounds Conference 2016, their Policy Recommendations for improving online access to audio and audio-related heritage in Europe and their brand new page on Soundcloud. On a side note, White Market Podcast is becoming a fortnight event. Our slots on Soundart Radio and Spark Sunderland remain the same, though. The next episode will be online on December 18th and regular broadcasts can be expected every fortnight from that date onwards. LUKA$ – PCH (feat. BUSE) [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-ND The Impossebulls – A Roller Skating Jam Called Saturday Nite [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Conscious Thoughts – Daydreamer (feat. Le Real) [Club Coral] // CC BY-NC-ND *Light-foot – Reckless Elect [Soundcloud] // CC BY George Bizet – L’amour est un oiseau rebelle (Habanera) [LNB/NLL via Europeana] // CC BY-SA Mattias Westlund – Winters Call [Auboutdufil] // CC BY Ruido Selecto – Talismán [Monofonicos] // CC BY-NC-SA All the tracks used as background music during the interview are taken from Jon Luc Hefferman’s album “Elian Mor“. These tracks are available under a CC BY-NC licence. *Starfrosch Hot Track of the Week

This week, White Market Podcast steps on the dance floor with classy beats and groovy bass lines. Between hip-hop, house and even a bit of drum ‘n’ bass, there’s a bit for almost every dance move set. Cheese N Pot C – Home Base (feat. Long John) [blocSonic] // CC BY-NC-SA Mokhov – Midnight Love [Dusted Wax Kingdom] // CC BY-NC-ND Astronaut – Nobody Knows [Monofonicos] // CC BY-NC-SA Miami Slice – Cloud Nine [FMA] // CC BY-NC-ND Ramón León – Yeah [Plain Productions] // CC BY-NC-ND Phish Funk & Dave Kent – Hold On [Toucan Music] // CC BY-NC Dany F – Casiandó [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC Self-Help – O Ella Me Llama [Cassette Blog] // CC BY-NC-SA Sunsplash – Delfines [Bandcamp] // CC BY-NC-SA SWIM – We Are Young [Soundcloud] // CC BY-NC-SA Neon Niteclub – I Want You [Jamendo] // CC BY-SA Chump Change – Footage [Yarn Audio] // CC BY.: Photo by Ewan Topping :. CC BY

Episode 19 of 99% Perspiration This is the first live special of 99% Perspiration. It was broadcast during Freshers' Week at the University of Sunderland, where I work as an Academic Tutor of radio. They invited us to create a special, live, one-off programme tailor-made to incoming students - "Making the Most of your Creative Degree". A big thanks is in order for Matthew Donnachie and Grant Lowery, who were our sound-designers. I'd love to hear back from you about whether this is useful (or not) if you're not based at the University of Sunderland - our Twitter is @99Podcast. ---------- Our guests: Jill Kirkham is the Programme Leader of Fashion Product & Promotion at the University of Sunderland, and there are tons of opportunities and tips available for fashion students which will be applicable to fashion-conscious listeners. Lily Clifford is the Learning and Engagement Officer at the National Glass Centre, based in Sunderland.  Lily began volunteering at the NGC whilst she studied at the University, and this volunteering experience led her straight into her current role. Sarah Heseltine is currently a Graduate Intern within the Student Recruitment team at the University of Sunderland.  She joined us to give us insight into extra-curricular opportunities at the University; in particular the Student Ambassador scheme which she was involved in. Sinèad Livingston is a graduate from BA Community Music, in partnership with the Sage Gateshead.  She's currently setting up a musicians' creative network, and working alongside me on a radio programme called ArtyParti on Spark FM (Wednesdays at 3pm) - and you can hear more from Sinèad on episode 4 of 99% Perspiration. James Hamilton is currently studying BA Journalism at the University of Sunderland, and currently presents Drive Time on the student/community radio station Spark FM. And Rute Correia, who you can hear more from in Episode 18 of 99% Perspiration, is an incoming student of MA Radio (Production and Management).  She previously studied at Universidade Nova de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal, worked with Nintendo of Europe, and now creates the weekly White Market Podcast and runs creative company Rute's Loot. ---------- More ways to get in touch with 99% Perspiration: Join our growing creative network on Facebook Follow us on Twitter for all the latest updates - @99Podcast We post extra content on our official website - 99Podcast.com ---------- About 99% Perspiration: Weekly advice from today's creative and artistic professionals - FOR tomorrow's. We're here to help you gain the confidence and the know-how to make your creative calling into a career. If you're interested in radio, presenting, producing, promoting, music, bands, artists, networking, marketing, content, TV, film, social media, writing, acting, directing, production, website, graphic design, advertising, theatre, literature....... Then this is the podcast for you!

[Cheyenne talks to Rute Correia, who makes the White Market Podcast and curates on the FMA.] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/62419

[Cheyenne talks to Rute Correia, who makes the White Market Podcast and curates on the FMA.] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/62419

Episode 18 of 99% Perspiration Born in Lisbon, Rute Correia is now living in the UK, and working in crafts, radio and . Rute produces the White Market Podcast on Spark FM, owns a crafts company called Rute's Loot, and was previously Junior Online Content Coordinator for Nintendo of Europe in Germany. Stephen Pritchard is the Executive Director of Dot to Dot Active Arts, writing a blog about socially engaged arts called Colouring in Culture, and is currently studying a PhD in participatory arts. ---------- More ways to get in touch with 99% Perspiration: Join our growing creative network on Facebook Follow us on Twitter for all the latest updates - @99Podcast We post extra content on our official website - 99Podcast.com ---------- About 99% Perspiration: Weekly advice from today's creative and artistic professionals - FOR tomorrow's. We're here to help you gain the confidence and the know-how to make your creative calling into a career. If you're interested in radio, presenting, producing, promoting, music, bands, artists, networking, marketing, content, TV, film, social media, writing, acting, directing, production, website, graphic design, advertising, theatre, literature....... Then this is the podcast for you!