When Larry Lessig appeared on The Colbert Report two weeks ago to talk about this latest book, Remix, he basically invited people to remix the interview over the protests of host Stephen Colbert's (see here). Now Colbert has responded to some of the remixes that have popped up online (for some examples see here):
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Friday, 23 January 2009
Colbert's Remix Challenge
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