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	Earth Wide Moth: Adventures in Illegal Art
		Hosler told us about Negativeland's well-known media prank--a press release they distributed in California about a cancelled tour, shut down because federal authorities connected them to a quadruple homicide in Rochester, Minn (much of which was fabrication, only the murders were real).
		And he also made it clear that he thought of Negativeland's albums as concept albums; he thought of those albums as having a kind of coherence that dissolves in the age of mp3 exchange.
		It's as if Negativeland achieved notoriety because of the conditions of their times (an era of media scarcity, the 80's and and early 90's, before the web's abundance took crept over).
	www.earthwidemoth.com /mt/archives/001124.html (714 words)

	Negativeland [1570271593] - $9.95 : Autonomedia Bookstore, Your online source for radical media (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"Negativeland is an elegantly constructed novel that peers into the void - masked by plenty of razzle-dazzle - at the heart of contemporary American life.
		The prose crackles, and the dialogue is spare and sharp.
		In Negativeland, Doug Nufer writes under one hell of a self-imposed semantic limit (note the book's title) and uses it as an excuse to revel in all the back-to-front possibilities of the American vernacular, not to mention the back-to-front possibilities of storytelling.
	bookstore.autonomedia.org /index.php?main_page=pubs_product_book_info&products_id=418 (332 words)

	MadInkBeard - Doug Nufer Interview (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Negativeland drew the attention of an agent immediately, but I didn't tell her about the constraint.
		With Negativeland, I recently did a gig at the prison in Monroe, Wa., where a group of lifers read the book and I came to talk about it.
		I forgot to mention that with Negativeland I also had a scene pop into my head that closely followed an experience I had in driving home from a minor league baseball in Tacoma--a scene which, it turns out, the constraints of that novel managed to faithfully render.
	www.madinkbeard.com /archives/dougnuferint.html (4484 words)

	YouTube - NegATivLand e
		Negativeland is from Contra Costa county - in the east bay and over the hills from SanFran.
		Negativeland is San Francisco based band, project, "a musical collective of flopheads".
		however, considering the Negativeland's own methodology, technics and tactics, it is not a bad idea after all, to cut the movie into pieces and let the viewers put together their own version of it.
	youtube.com /watch?v=j-oyW8ekXxc (394 words)

	MadInkBeard - Negativeland by Doug Nufer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Negativeland tells the story of Ken Honochick, "Chick" to his travelling companion, as he crosses the country with his friend Miriam.
		As well as being a fine novel in itself it is also a great example of the use of constraint, how it doesn't necessitate odd structures or circumlocutions and can be integrated into the theme of a work.
		As soon as I finished Negativeland, I started on his novel Never Again, which is written without repeating any words.
	www.madinkbeard.com /archives/negativeland.html (704 words)

	black square editions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As if by design, his novels Negativeland (Autonomedia), Never Again (Four Walls Eight Windows/ Hammer/ Black Square), and On the Roast (Chiasmus) all appeared within two months of one another, in the middle of 2004, shortly in advance of a CD, The Office (softpalate), written and performed by him and engineered by Erik Belgum.
		--Marjorie Perloff on Negativeland: Negativeland is an elegantly constructed novel that peers into the void—masked by plenty of razzle-dazzle—at the heart of contemporary American life.
		Negativeland is an intricate, multi-layered masterpiece by a writer who’s a true original.
	www.angelfire.com /poetry/bse/neveragain.html (511 words)

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		Sadly, as SST Records and the band Negativeland have found out, this is not the case.
		Negativeland are cultural guerillas, mind pirates who perform their work with satire.
		The band's label, Island Records, and their music publisher, Warner- Chappell Music, sued the independent SST label, who had released Negativeland's offending parody of a U2 song, and were awarded over $90,000 in damages by the court.
	world.std.com /obi/Zines/RAD/rad-1.1 (5049 words)

	CLUAS Irish Indie Music Discussion Board - Your favorite U2 song
		Island records sued mainly on the basis of the cover which feaured "U2" in large letters and "Negativeland" underneath, conveniently ignoring the fact that you would have to be an idiot to mistake this for a U2 record.
		It nearly bankrupted Negativeland and Island even insisted on every copy of the record being recalled and destroyed.
		The best way U2 could show their support would be to commission Negativeland to do an "official" remix of one of their tracks.
	www.cluas.com /discussion/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2919 (2157 words)

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		All this is due to the fact that the Negativeland's concept of fair use was totally correct.
		[see picures] Negativeland is for creativity and free expression, and their case with the RIAA demonstrates that this last organization has gone too far in their will to control the music production in the USA.
		In this case, RIAA tried to impose their view using all the possible ways, and giving the unafordable and unrealistic alternative to Negativeland to pay and ask permission for all the samples used.
	fargo.itp.tsoa.nyu.edu /~js1800/commlab/week5/week5.doc (583 words)

	Sonic Outlaws
		Andy Warhol was revered for replicating Marylin Monroe's face in his work while the band Negativeland lost thousands of dollars to Island Records for sampling its artists, U2.
		Groups such as Negativeland, the Tape-Beatles and Emergency Broadcast Network "re-contextualize" sound and images into new work, wantonly breaking copyright laws.
		Members of Negativeland say their art is a response to growing up in a media-saturated culture.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/110995/article031.shtml?print=1 (189 words)

	Judges 5:27 at bavatuesdays
		I hadn’t heard the term Plunderphonics before, but it certainly is extremely relevant to music’s current, entrenched battle against copyright.
		to some degree given Negativeland’s “work”—but Plunderphonics as a term framing this movement was one I hadn’t been aware of until now, thanks Brad!
		What struck me like a lightening bolt this morning was how much Brad’s blog might illustrate, to some degree, the power of the ELS/UMW Blogs experiment for the UMW community more generally.
	bavatuesdays.com /judges-527 (1240 words)

	anger management for RBR
		That bit by Casey Kasem turned up (unbeeped, of course) on the Negativeland record "U2".
		Negativeland called their record "U2", but their label (Island) was.
		Negativeland got hammered in court, the rest is history.
	www.cyclingforums.com /showthread.php?t=54943 (271 words)

	CD Review of Various Artists - Knitting on the Roof on Knitting Factory Records @ jazzreview.com
		The Residents use modern distortion techniques to beautifully displace "Matchmaker." In the musical, the song was upbeat and full of hope but here the dominant themes are irony and cynicism.
		There are also hilarious but loving looks at Jewish customs by Dr. Eugene Chadbourne and Negativeland.
		Chadbourne uses folk while Negativeland’s track is a nonstop barrage of musical and sound samples.
	www.jazzreview.com /cdreviewprint.cfm?ID=1420 (549 words)

	iPoditude.com > The iPod Blog: Apple Makes Francis Hwang a Happy Guy
		On it's own, Fracis Hwang's "U2 vs. Negativeland" iPod project would have been funny and it would have made a statement to support the Downhill Battle organization.
		(If you don't remember the whole U2 squashes Negativeland battle then you'll have to google it.) But when Apple got involved and submitted a complaint to eBay that it "infringes the rights owner's copyright, trademark, or other rights," that's when it got really big.
		I'd think that if anyone has a beef with this, it would be Negativeland, not Apple or U2.
	www.ipoditude.com /archives/2004/12/apple_makes_fra.php (235 words)

	negativeland - Das Filmarchiv - Charlton Heston is dead
		negativeland - Das Filmarchiv - Charlton Heston is dead
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	www.negativeland.de /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=92&Itemid=1 (287 words)

	Can Apple Stop You From Selling Your iPod? on Dion Almaer's Blog
		My guess is that they don’t want to be taken to task for people selling iPods filled with songs that they don’t have the legal right to sell to someone.
		In this case for instance, there probably isn’t any way to legally sell the Negativeland files to another person since either they were ripped or they are only licensed from a service to the person they were originally sold to.
		As to why they are bothering, it might actually be in their contract with the music industry to attempt to stop these transactions from taking place.
	almaer.com /blog/can-apple-stop-you-from-selling-your-ipod (471 words)

	jlassen: U2 vs Negativeland vs Apple Computers?!?
		Anybody remember ”Negativeland's track “U2”, which extensively sampled both U2’s hit single “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” and colorful studio recordings of Top 40 disc jockey Casey Kasem?
		That, and the Bestie Boys first album were a couple of the first digital shots heard round the Intellectual Property world.
		Well, during the hoopla surrounding Apple's "U2" special edition Ipod, a dude with a sense of irony and social commentary tried to sell his own special, customized edition of that IPOD.
	jlassen.livejournal.com /76686.html (240 words)

	AllMoviePortal.com: Sonic Outlaws (1996)
		Eccentric filmmaker Craig Baldwin probes the 1991 legal confrontation between Island Records (representing the Irish band, U2) and Negativeland, the Bay Area guerrilla audio artists.
		Island Records charges Negativeland with infringement of copyright and trademark.
		Negativeland is proven releasing an album using artwork that included the letter U and the numeral 2, 35 seconds of one of U2's songs, and some DJ Casey Kasem’s off-air performance.
	www.allmovieportal.com /m/1996_Sonic_Outlaws.html (155 words)

	negativeland - Das Filmarchiv - NEGATIVELAND - Verleih, Verkauf und Versand von VHS und DVD
		negativeland - Das Filmarchiv - NEGATIVELAND - Verleih, Verkauf und Versand von VHS und DVD
		NEGATIVELAND - Verleih, Verkauf und Versand von VHS und DVD
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	www.negativeland.de (367 words)

	DocBug: U2 v. Negativeland special-edition iPod
		Wex) For sale on eBay: unauthorized special-edition iPod commemorating the U2 vs. Negativeland legal battles, pre-loaded with 7 Negativeland albums.
		Price is already $450 with 5 days left to go (yow), proceeds to benefit Downhill Battle.
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	docbug.com /blog/archives/000240.html (120 words)

	Willamette Week \| “missing justice / negativeland” \| June 23rd, 2004
		Although his novel is disappointing, Nufer does vividly depict the deadening, bland places that the characters must visit.
		Negativeland is a good cautionary tale for anyone seriously considering giving up his or her freedom for commercial success as an athlete.
		Comment on the "missing justice / negativeland" article
	wweek.com /story.php?story=5231 (910 words)

	Doug Nufer
		Ten years ago after writing ten novels that made some effort to conform to what publishers wanted, I began to base my fiction on inventive methods such as formal constraints.
		The excerpt from Negativeland is governed by a simple constraint.
		Never Again is a novel with a more difficult rule to follow.
	www.speakeasy.org /~subtext/poetry/nufer (131 words)

	Radio Eye - 25 March 2001 - Living in Negativeland
		Radio Eye - 25 March 2001 - Living in Negativeland
		The San Francisco-based group Negativland has spent two decades deconstructing media sounds and images and 'shuffling the pieces back into very different shapes'.
		This program is a collage of various fine moments from the Negativland back-catalogue of products and comments on their creative-negative strategies.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/radioeye/stories/2001/257522.htm (190 words)

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	www.mmguide.musicmatch.com /album/album.cgi?ALBUMID=540084 (85 words)

	negativelandTag Archive for negativeland archive at bavatuesdays
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	The trees in Negativeland are kind of scary on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The trees in Negativeland are kind of scary on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The trees in Negativeland are kind of scary
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	Bitzi Ticket: people like us - Negativeland- What's Music.mp3 (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	negativeland, helter stupid
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	ActionScript.org Forums - View Single Post - just went live
		ActionScript.org Forums - View Single Post - just went live
		Negativeland was that group that did the Casey Casem freak out song.
		He's a top 40 radio DJ and someone got a tape of him when he thought he wasn't on air cussing out his entire staff...Negativeland just stuck that over the top of "I still haven't found what I'm looking for" and U2 sued the livin' crap out of 'em and won!
	www.actionscript.org /forums/showpost.php3?p=72885&postcount=6 (105 words)

	iPoditude.com > The iPod Blog: Negativeland iPod up for sale again
		iPoditude.com > The iPod Blog: Negativeland iPod up for sale again
		Hidden features of the iPod shuffle's USB plug »
		New iPod nano: one day we'll look back and laugh at all of those scratches our old iPods had.
	www.ipoditude.com /archives/2005/02/negativeland_ip.php (273 words)

	Snort a Sprocket: Negativeland II (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Snort a Sprocket: Negativeland II Snort a Sprocket
		Keeping Customers In the Dark (Special Paranoia Edition)
		Please, I beg you: play nicely with one another.
	www.smerpology.org /sprocket/article/544/negativeland-ii (103 words)

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