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Thursday, May 9
 

6:00pm WEST

Opening Night Program
We've invited Jennifer Jenkins and Jamie Boyle from Duke Center for the Study of the Public Domain, and
Siko Bouterse and Adele Vrana from Whose Knowledge to give a keynote address.

We're also featuring a lineup of short talks from Creative Commons Global Network members. They are accomplished leaders in their fields participating in crucial work for a more open world. These keynotes will be: Majd al Shihabi of Lebanon, Sophie Bloemen of Amsterdam and Brussels, Kelsey Merkley of Canada, Natalia Mileszyk of Poland, Dr. Haggen So of Hong Kong, and Ọmọ Yoòbá of Nigeria.

Followed by an evening of music featuring Tribe of Noise and DarkSunn of Monster Jinx - more artists to be added soon!

Speakers
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Jennifer Jenkins

Director, Center for the Study of the Public Domain
Jennifer Jenkins is the Director of the Center for the Study of the Public Domain and Clinical Professor of Law at Duke Law School, where she teaches courses in Music Copyright, IP, and Trademark Law. She is the co-author of Intellectual Property: Cases and Materials (4th ed... Read More →
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James Boyle

William Neal Reynolds Professor of Law, Duke Law School
James Boyle is the William Neal Reynolds Professor of Law at Duke Law School, and was one of the founding Board Members of Creative Commons. He is the author of the books The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind (Yale Univ. Press 2008) and Shamans and Software and Spleens... Read More →
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Siko Bouterse

Co-Director, Whose Knowlege?
Siko Bouterse is a feminist hacker of social systems, community organizer, and Wikipedian, who advocates for a more emancipatory and plural open web where it’s safe to be ourselves. She’s the former Director of Community Resources at the Wikimedia Foundation, where she led participatory... Read More →
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Adele Godoy Vrana

Co-Director, Whose Knowledge
Adele Vrana is an Afro-Brazilian feminist, anti-racism activist, and Wikimedian against-all-odds, who advocates for a decolonized internet where people like her can be visible, heard and affirmed. As the former Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Wikimedia Foundation, she led... Read More →
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Kelsey Merkley

Senior Policy Advisor, Ontario Digital Service
Other hats: Founder of UnCommon Women - lover of colouring books.Creative Commons Canada
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Natalia

public policy expert, Centrum Cyfrowe
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Ọmọ Yoòbá

Lingua Manager, Yobamoodua Cultural Heritage
Ọmọ Yoòbá is a journalist and cultural advocate. He's interested in language revitalization, technology, human rights and global unity. He's open to collaboration in all forms.
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Majd Al-Shihabi

Media Democracy Fellow, SMEX
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Haggen So

Director, Hong Kong Creative Open Technology Association
Graduated from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Dr. So is the president of the Hong Kong Creative Open Technology Association and the public lead of Creative Commons Hong Kong. He is a visiting lecturer of the Hong Kong Community College and previously taught in Hong Kong... Read More →


Thursday May 9, 2019 6:00pm - 11:00pm WEST
Cineteatro Capitólio Teatro Raul Solnado Parque Mayer, 1250-096 Lisboa
 
Saturday, May 11
 

9:45pm WEST

Closing Party hosted by CC Portugal
Door open at 9.45pm. 
Shows start at 10.15pm.
All CC Global Summit attendees have entry secured only until 10.15pm. After that time, you may be denied entry to the venue if the venue is sold out.


CC Global Summit Attendees: Free (show your badge at the door)
General Public: €5 (incl. 2 beers)

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The closing party of the Creative Commons Global Summit #ccsummit will showcase some of the labels and projects (Enchufada, Principe Discos and Lovers&Lollypops) that have been reinventing the music panorama in Portugal for the past decade.

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João Pais Filipe
João Pais Filipe is not the kind of musician who talks the talk — better yet, the Porto-based artist, who’s also an artisan behind its own and unique drum kit, walked the industrial, jazz and avant-garde walk to the point he found a space yet to be occupied by European scholars and their musical notations. In his one of a kind expression, the percussionist bends musical compositions to the point melodies and harmonies are the outcome of rhythmic relations instead of a tyrannic expression ruling over creation. Filipe designed a new direction in sound, which he calls ethno techno and where he manages constant dualities, between mechanic and organic, loops and repetitions, dancefloor explosions and circular mantras. Playing solo, João Pais Filipe takes on electronic dancefloor structures in a quite idiosyncratic way, channeling through his self-designed, handmade percussion kit each layer and idea, imbuing them with non-industrialized imperfections and rustic textures and setting a new path for the genre.

Glor1a
Future RNB artist GLORIA is a voice to remember.  Here to create brave new sounds. Blending emotive vocals and passionate lyricism with gritty UK pop and gothic hip-hop, Gloria invites listeners to step into her world, dominant, thought-provoking hedonism and the effects it has on our seemingly normal lives. Having supported Mykki Blanco, GAIKA, Flohio and Kojey Radical plus more across Europe previously in the first The Spectacular Empire Tour, she cemented her sound in front of new fans everywhere. GLORIA is brave to sit on the outskirts of musical conversion, it's an exciting year for this RNB outsider. GLORIA released her first single OUT which became a left-field RNB ballad success in January 2019 with great support from Radio 1Xtra, CLASH magazine, Nowness and Boiler Room's 4:3.  This year she is set to release 2 EPS, first to debut in Spring 2019 in close collaboration with producers AART (Gaika's Basic Volume) and Gaika.

Progressivu
Mário Costa, also known as Progressivu, is one afro-clubing DJ that is from an early age connected to the Enchufada music label. Mário Costa has always been a follower of the “afro-lisbon thing”, and with the aim of giving to any dancefloor the hot crossed afro and club rhythms, he was born as Progressivu. Progressivu already played in clubs like “Lux Frágil” e "Fabrique Milano", parties like “Arrastão”, “Enchufada Na Zona”, "Na Surra"  and other festivals like NOS ALIVE and ID No Limits.

Dj NinOo
Dj NinOo is one of the members of Firma do Txiga, along with Puto Anderson, K30 and Wayne. In 2017 the Lisbon based label Príncipe released their self-titled debut as a 3x 7’’ vinyl singles, one record for each producer, thus collecting the stylistic diversity of the authors. It established Dj NinOo as particularly romantic and elegant on his production work, being that on his Dj sets he does not shy away from showing his predilection for revolving between slow tempo Tarraxo jams and cruise paced House bangers.

Dj Narciso
Out of "Bagdad" (Rinchoa, Rio de Mouro, outskirts of Lisbon), in under 2 years, RS Produções have made a name for themselves with tight, across the board grooves, working melody and metal beats with equal proficiency. Dj Narciso is the leading producer, along with Nuno Beats, of the group who released their debut EP “Bagdad Style” on Príncipe at the tail end of 2018. He is also revered as the most irreprehensible DJ of the group, every and anytime focused and inspired to play out the collective’s original and fresh out the oven tracks, growing up post DJs Di Guetto (2006 - see Príncipe's timeline elsewhere on the web) and into the crew's now regular gigs at Príncipe's monthly residency (@Musicbox, Lisbon).



Saturday May 11, 2019 9:45pm - Sunday May 12, 2019 4:00am WEST
Titanic Sur Mer Cais do Gás, R. da Cintura do Porto de Lisboa, 1200-109 Lisboa, Portugal
 
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