ARCHOS, worlwide leader of multimedia personal stereo is announcing that its users can now access to Media portal (ARCHOS Content Portal) which has new partners like Paramount, NRJ and Jamendo.

ARCHOS’ users have now access to whole Jamendo’s tracks.

All these partnerships give the users the possibility to reach more than 5M tracks and also 8000 movies and documentaries.

Charles Manson, 73 years old, multi recidivist criminal, has released his last album under Creative Commons licence. This project untitled “One Mind” has been recorded in the Corcoran State Prison (California) where he’s imprisoned for 38 years. It’s the eleventh time that his freedom request has been refused. He has been known at th end of the sixties by commissioning many murders via “The Family” sectarian movement which he was leading.

These brutal murders had strongly shocked the United States and put Charles Manson in centre of the mediatic sphere. His fame has survived through multiple books, reports and movies. He has also inspired many bands like Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails or Ozzy Osbourne.

As Charles Manson has extremist convictions we have decided not to edit his album. However you can find it freely downloadable on Lime Wire website.

After 6 years at the head of Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig has left his position to focus on his project untitled Change Congress.

Joichi Ito, 41 years, is now at the head of the organisation. This japanese entrepreneur is a social networks and on line games user, especially a very active World of Warcraft player.

He’s a member of the Technorati’s administration board and has contributed to the development of many companies as Six Apart, Digital Garage, Pia Corporation or iCommons.

He was listed as a member of the « Cyberelite » in Time Magazine, one of the 50 « Stars of Asia » in the « Entrepreneur and Dealmakers » category in Business Week (2001) and a member of « The New Establishment » in Vanity Fair (2007).

Mr Ito’s interview about Creative Commons

Change Congress : the Lawrence Lessig’s project