Sabam (copyright organization in Belgium) wants to charge day care institutions for listening to the radio, or music in general.

Leen Verbist, council for youth in Antwerp, didn’t like this decision and asked us to build a website where people can download copyright-free songs for children. 30 volunteers (young and a bit older) sang a bunch of songs. The professional recordings took place on June 23th at Trix in Antwerp.

(picture by GVA)

We accepted this challenge without any fee, because we liked the idea behind it. Yes, we have feelings too!
We created www.liedjesvoorkinderen.be

We would like to spread this message and that’s why we need your help: Tweet it, Share it, Bookmark it, … Do it for the children, do it for the future, just do it. Thank you!

I follow Rhymo and Dutchcowboy for a while now on twitter. These two blokes from the Netherlands are hardcore mobile fanatics who can’t sit still. Yesterday they launched Layer, worlds first mobile Augmented Reality browser for mobile. After a couple of hours they reached +40k views with the demo, today they added another 60k!

The demo looks quite impressive:

Now all we have to do is buy a G1 or a HTC Magic phone and move to the north.

Anyway, well done guys, (quote from Youtube comment) this is putting Holland on the innovation market.

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30 seconds tv-ad for the MLF – Man Liberation Front – Reunionparty.

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