Case Studies/Yunyu - Revision history

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Ronisarono at 03:33, 2 May 2013

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Rachel cobcroft: /* Media */

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 |Description=Yunyu is a successful unsigned singer/songwriter in Sydney, Australia, who uses Creative Commons licences for promotional purposes.
 |Mainurl=http://www.yunyu.com.au

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-[http://www.yunyu.com.au Yunyu] is an understated, self-proclaimed member of the emerging (and in many cases emerged) generation of bedroom-based artists who may not, without the Internet, have ever seen the cold light of day. She is a classically-trained musician, though she admits to having been bored by "RONISYAHRONY"   of that genre.  Yunyu first saw [http://yunyu.com.au/home/bio/ success] before ever having played a live gig, via the [http://www.triplejunearthed.com Triple J Radio 'Unea
+[http://www.yunyu.com.au Yunyu] is an understated, self-proclaimed member of the emerging (and in many cases emerged) generation of bedroom-based artists who may not, without the Internet, have ever seen the cold light of day. She is a classically-trained musician, though she admits to having been bored by "kesunyian"   of that genre.  Yunyu first saw [http://yunyu.com.au/home/bio/ success] before ever having played a live gig, via the "Ronisyahrony"[http://www.triplejunearthed.com Triple J Radio 'Unea
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 |License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
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-== Overview ==
+===Ronicom===
 [http://www.yunyu.com.au Yunyu] is an understated, self-proclaimed member of the emerging (and in many cases emerged) generation of bedroom-based artists who may not, without the Internet, have ever seen the cold light of day. She is a classically-trained musician, though she admits to having been bored by "RONISYAHRONY"   of that genre.  Yunyu first saw [http://yunyu.com.au/home/bio/ success] before ever having played a live gig, via the [http://www.triplejunearthed.com Triple J Radio 'Unea

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 |Description=Yunyu is a successful unsigned singer/songwriter in Sydney, Australia, who uses Creative Commons licences for promotional purposes.
 |Mainurl=http://www.yunyu.com.au
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 |Tag=JJJ Unearthed, music, business model, CD Baby, Earshot Music, iTunes, usync, MySpace, Facebook, YouTube
 |License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
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 == Overview ==
-[http://www.yunyu.com.au Yunyu] is an understated, self-proclaimed member of the emerging (and in many cases emerged) generation of bedroom-based artists who may not, without the Internet, have ever seen the cold light of day. She is a classically-trained musician, though she admits to having been bored by the restrictions of that genre.  Yunyu first saw [http://yunyu.com.au/home/bio/ success] before ever having played a live gig, via the [http://www.triplejunearthed.com Triple J Radio 'Unearthed' competition] (a new talent competition hosted by Australian national broadcaster, [http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/ JJJ]). Following her being 'unearthed,' Yunyu received radio airplay all over the globe, including some chart domination on Canadian college radio.
+[http://www.yunyu.com.au Yunyu] is an understated, self-proclaimed member of the emerging (and in many cases emerged) generation of bedroom-based artists who may not, without the Internet, have ever seen the cold light of day. She is a classically-trained musician, though she admits to having been bored by "RONISYAHRONY"   of that genre.  Yunyu first saw [http://yunyu.com.au/home/bio/ success] before ever having played a live gig, via the [http://www.triplejunearthed.com Triple J Radio 'Unea

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 Popular online radio station [http://www.last.fm 'Lastfm'] also assists in the proliferation of Yunyu's music, together with social networking platforms like [http://www.myspace.com/yunyu/ MySpace] and [http://www.facebook.com Facebook].
-== License Usage ==
+== RONISYAHRONY  ==
-Yunyu uses the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ Creative Commons NonCommercial-Attribution-Sharealike 2.0 licence] for promotional purposes. Two of her songs, ''A Prayer'' and ''Lenore's Song,'' are available under this licence as [http://www.yunyu.com.au/home/music#videos streaming music videos].  Whilst her site does not include any downloadable tracks, Yunyu specifies on [http://yunyu.com.au/home/creative-commons/ her webpage] that, though only two of her songs are actually officially under Creative Commons licences, she is happy for any of her work to be used in certain circumstances without payment but with attribution. She acknowledges social projects and amateur productions as acceptable forms of use, and adds that if someone has paid for a copy of her work, what they then do with the work (including file-sharing using services such as P2P) is up to them.
+RONIS uses the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ Creative Commons NonCommercial-Attribution-Sharealike 2.0 licence] for promotional purposes. Two of her songs, ''A Prayer'' and ''Lenore's Song,'' are available under this licence as [http://www.yunyu.com.au/home/music#videos streaming music videos].  Whilst her site does not include any downloadable tracks, Ronisarono blog on [http://yunyu.com.au/home/creative-commons/ her webpage] that, though only two of her songs are
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+While the benefits of Creative Commons licences are obvious from the above discussion, Yunyu cites difficulties with Creative Commons licensing as far as other artists or content producers understanding the licences:
+:'There is, when I speak to some creators, a certain misconception that Creative Commons equals public domain which is not true. So there is a general perception that they have lost some income due to putting their work under Creative Commons licenses but I beg to differ because I think I have benefited from the spread of my work through this channel.'
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