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Hooray! The complete Sita Sings the Blues movie is now available FREE for the iPhone, rather than for $3.99. The former price was required because for every copy of Sita “sold,” I had to pay almost $2 to extortionate corporate licensors. That’s a flat fee; doesn’t matter what the sale price is. So selling … Continue reading Sita now a FREE iPhone app! I’ve been thinking a lot about memes and genes lately, having finally read Richard Dawkins The Selfish Gene. Like genes, memes come from everywhere and are going everywhere, and just passing though any particular individual. Specific admixtures of memes or genes dilute pretty quickly, sharing only half their “uniqueness” with every preceding or subsequent … Continue reading Your Family Tree People seem to want to believe that just freeing works is some magic recipe for success. It isn’t. But since people crave simple business models, I came up with one this morning: Quality A very good (Quality) film can succeed if it is Free (Freedom) OR has a big promotional budget (Money). A … Continue reading Quality, Freedom, Money: Choose Two You can buy it right now at CDBaby. Soon it will be at the Sita Merch Empire (where we’ll get more profit per sale), but with today’s snow it may take a while for the initial shipment of CDs to reach the order fulfillment warehouse. In semi-related news, I mention the soundtrack on this podcast … Continue reading Sita Soundtrack now available! My segment: The full thing, which I haven’t seen all of yet: Continue reading Saudi TV show about copyright Wanna spend a fun weekend with me improvising drawn stories on index cards at a renowned yoga retreat? I sure do! Continue reading Me at Kripalu April 16-18 To celebrate, there are not one but TWO count ‘em TWO screenings of The Greatest Break Up Story Ever Told this Sunday, February 14th at Symphony Space: Love to my single peeps! Continue reading Happy Evilest Holiday Ever Devised! Continue reading All Creative Work Is Derivative I miss San Francisco, my former home! But not so much I’m willing to go through airport security. Those of you who are lucky enough to live in the Bay Area may enjoy Sita Sings the Blues on the big screen at the Red Vic: Continue reading Sita in San Francisco Feb 9-11 I don’t have an iPhone, but you kids that do can now watch Sita Sings the Blues on it for $3.99, thanks to Mars Yau. Why so expensive? Well, $1.712 per “copy” (argh!) goes to these giant faceless corporations licensors that contribute nothing to culture. The breakdown is as follows: List Price: $3.99 Continue reading Sita for the iPhone |
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