UCSD Service Workers Strike

i bet i have a good idea who made this awesome video. it really kicks ass. i'm sure all those workers appreciate it so much. you should post it on other sites too to get more folks to see it, imho.

also, you might want to check out this really good article about why not to use the non-commercial clause from creative commons. the best argument, i think, is that the share-alike clause is enough to prevent pretty much any corporation you're concerned about from using your stuff, because it would mean they'd have to make their broadcast creative commons licensed too.

http://freedomdefined.org/Licenses/NC
http://freedomdefined.org/Definition

Thanks Dj Lotu5,
Please feel free to download any of our videos and repost them where you see fit. Or if you have any specific sites to suggest, please list them and we will upload them as soon as possible.

Thanks for the info about the licensing. As you may guess we are not lawyers.
All of our videos are free to anyone who would like them (whether it be to create new media or to redistribute them) as long as they are released under the same licensing: Creative Commons, Not for Profit and Share Alike. This means if you plan on screening our videos in between commercials in which you receive money for, don't bother asking.

I (don J) personally feel that all media belongs to the people and should be used for the benefit of people. Everyday corporations steal media, whether it be our images, video or audio, from everyone and anyone they come across, I suggest we steal it back.

If you would like any of our videos, photos or audio at full quality feel free to contact us @ scarmediacollective [at] riseup [dot] net.

Peace!
don J