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May 7, 2008

UltraCreatives Interview #12 - digg this

Cory Doctorow interviewed by J.C. Hutchins. If you write and are interested in hearing about how giving your stuff away is a good thing, you need to listen.

Cory is best-known as a pioneer in the Open Media movement and the “giving it away is okay” philosophy — releasing free versions of his fiction to evangelize and enhance the exposure of his printed work. He’s a trendsetter and visionary in this field. In addition, Cory is an activist, consumer advocate, and a co-editor for the culture blog, BoingBoing.net.

In this interview, Cory chats about his career as a writer, his activism, and Little Brother, which debuted in bookstores last week. Stick around after the interview: you’ll hear an excerpt from the novel, which is also available as a DRM-free audiobook from Random House Audio.

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Total Number of Comments: 2

Hey Scott! Thanks for evangelizing my interview with Cory! It's on of my favorite interviews I've done for the UltraCreatives podcast. Much obliged!



Posted by Scott[TypeKey Profile Page] May 8, 2008 07:23

You're welcome JC.



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