Creative Commons turns four
If you are reading this entry and you’re still not quite sure what Creative Commons is or why I’m so hyped up on it, make your way over to website as it has just undergone a beautiful fresh and green revamp. Particularly the Learn more
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Creative Commons needs your support to help enable a participatory culture—a culture in which everyone can actively engage in the creativity that surrounds us. We need your support to assure access to cultural, scientific,
Creative Commons Swag Flickr Photo Contest: I won! The power of
So, I entered the Creative Commons Swag flickr photo contest and have sent in a photo every week. Here's what the judges at Creative Commons had to say: There are different flavors of Creative Commons licensing (see here) and
the creative commons photo contest!
Winner: Creative Commons Photo Contest. Winner: Creative Commons Photo Contest. Read about it here
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Happy fourth birthday Creative Commons
The Creative Commons family of licenses turns four as we draw near the end of 2006 so, we'd like to say congratulations to all the folks that make the CC license such an attractive asset to bedroom musicians, emerging artists and even
UK artists instinctively choose Creative Commons
Cory Doctorow: Matt sez, "Some interesting titbits in a UK report by Openbusiness.cc and the Arts Council of England on artists utilising Creative Commons licensing in the UK, and their thoughts on copyright. I think it's interesting
Web 2 goes mainstream? And how to get your class in the Web 2
Leslie Fisher, TechPodZone, flatclassroomproject2006, flatclassroomproject, Julie Lindsey, Web2sonderland. Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License
Zune vs. Creative Commons: Good news for reverse engineers?
"If I have Creative Commons licensed MP3's on my Zune and send them to another Zune (which then DRM's them) where they can only be played 3 times this violates the Creative Commons license. How does Microsoft get around this?"
CC Values
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