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Collective creation (1): A live concert by an avatar featuring songs written by users using synthesizer software

Michel Bauwens

28th October 2010

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Hatsune Miku live concert with avatar:

The choice above, and the 2 next ones in the next two days, chosen on the occasion of the Free Culture Forum currently taking place in Barcelona, are from a wonderful collection on the Creative Internet, curated by @tomux, which you’ll find here.

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