This is a community driven effort (like Wikipedia) with the aim of collecting as many Internet radio and TV stations as possible. Any help is appreciated!
- Free for ALL!
- Data license: public domain, software license: GPL, server software: open source
- Open API for usage in own apps
- Everyone is free to use the collected data (station names, tags, links to stream, links to homepages, language, country, state) in their works. I give all the rights I have at the accumulated data to the public domain.
Tag Archives: Public Domain
SoundBible ~ Free Sound Effects
SoundBible.com offers thousands of free sound effects, sound clips, and straight up sounds. These sounds can be used in a variety of sound projects including Video Sound Scores, Movie Scoring, Game Design, Powerpoint Presentations, Prank Calls, Sound Boards, and the list goes on. SoundBible.com is a great source for copyright free sounds.
Why are these sounds free? Well for a few reasons really:
- Our project benefits teachers, students, faculty, and starving artist. They couldn’t afford to buy them so we are forced to give them away for free. π
- The Royalty Free Sounds section consist of Creative Commons and Public Domain works
- The owners of SoundBible.com were taught to share by their parents. Isn’t that what your parents taught you?
- Because Free is way cooler than Fee. That one letter “r” makes a world of difference
Can these sounds be used commercially? The Royalty Free Sounds can indeed be used for commercial uses. The free sounds can only if they are under the Creative Commons Attribution, or Public Domain License.
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Free CODECS ~ Online Repository
The Mod Archive ~ Mod Music Repository
An internet repository for permanent storage of quality music modules from the tracking and demo scene. The Mod Archive began collecting music modules back in 1996. Since then, it has grown and become one of the largest and oldest collections online, thanks to the artists that contributed to The Mod Archive and the Public Domain in general.
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Public Domain Music Portal
Opsound ~ Free Open Music
Opsound was a gift economy in action, an experiment in applying the model of free software to music. Musicians and sound artists were invited to add their work to the Opsound pool using a copyleft license developed by Creative Commons. Listeners were invited to download, share, remix, and reimagine.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opsound
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Community Audio ~ Open Source Sound
An open repository of public domain recordings at archive.org
Download and upload audio to and from the public domain.
archive.org/details/opensource_audio
