...sion of free legal tools. Our legal tools help those who want to encourage reuse of their works by offering them for use under generous, standardized terms;
Creative Commons is a global nonprofit organization that enables sharing and reuse of creativity and knowledge through free legal tools, with affiliates all o
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...iates itself from other multi-media hosting programs by emphasizing the '''reuse''' (a.k.a. remixing) of content between artists[http://courtreportingagency
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...rks, Creative Commons is providing ways to encourage permitted sharing and reuse of works.
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How to track reuse of licensed works? [[CcMixter]] provides one implementation. When a work i
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Track reuse across sites and enables one to query ccHost installations for different me
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...fer to a single set of conditions contained in the last license applied to reuse adapted material, rather than parsing the conditions of the original and ot
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...urance whatsoever that the licensor has all the necessary rights to permit reuse of the licensed work. (Note: this applies to version 2.0 licenses and up; t
...urce” licenses, where works are made widely and freely available for reuse at no charge. In open content licensing, warranties and indemnities are bes
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...of the Ruby on Rails Framework and open standards for content sharing and reuse. Site administrators can set licences options for users to choose from, dis
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...ublic Sector Information Platform Topic Report No. 13 - State of Play: PSI Reuse in Australia. [http://eprints.qut.edu.au/33206/ link]
...ong de Rosnay. Check Your Data Freedom: Defining a Taxonomy for Access and Reuse of Life Science Data. Nature Precedings, July 2008. [http://dx.doi.org/10.1
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others to reuse the work we're putting in. It's also exciting that
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...able to the public, and it is licensed under the GPL. We welcome others to reuse the work we're putting in. It's also exciting that (soon!) the tools I'm bu
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...iates itself from other multi-media hosting programs by emphasizing the '''reuse''' (a.k.a. remixing) of content between artists, not only between artists o
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...creating is a “work for hire.” Now in 2007 you realize that you could reuse those graphics for other projects that you work on from time to time and wo
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...is highly creative environment provides an ideal space for the sharing and reuse of creative resources.
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...Creative Commons licenses. CC licenses are intended to enable and promote reuse of creative content, particularly the making of derivative works. And those
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...ment identifier. For example, to display the generator with the '''Access-Reuse''' agreement selected:
* '''retaincc''' Access-Reuse
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...ve Commons aspires to cultivate a commons in which people can feel free to reuse not only ideas, but also words, images, and music without asking permission
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* Notes: Site allows users to contribute tracks of reuse stub tracks for their own mixes, audio projects.
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* For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this wo
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*Learn more about how CC works and check out examples of how others share, reuse, and remix content
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...re about how to use open source to engage with media and share, remix, and reuse content.
...urators and the creative ways they are enabling others to share, remix and reuse culture.
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* '''by''': Attribution: Attribution is required with any reuse or redistribution, in the manner specified by the licensor.
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...lions of song, pictures, and written works that are free for you to share, reuse, and remix. Creative Commons helps build this world of open content, and yo
....tv, Jamendo--all free, all at your fingertips, all ready to share, remix, reuse. There's lot of content here--rip it, use it, improve it. Mashup photos fro
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...ll the content available here is free and ready to copy, share, remix, and reuse. Click on the desktop icons to explore content within that category. All th
...eir work with the world. Creative Commons let you legally share, remix and reuse creativity!
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'''Share, Remix, Reuse'''
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...nnected into larger collections or courses. All content is free to use and reuse under the Creative Commons "attribution" license."
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...proach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.
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...proach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.
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*measure reuse
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..."At Talis we've been arguing for a more permissive culture around use and reuse of data for a very long time. Working with our partners at Creative Commons
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...se but provides similar information regarding re-use rights. Therefore we reuse the existing, supported infrastructure.
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* Reuse the work verbatim, just exactly as you found it
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3. We aspire to answer: what is the reuse of CC licensed materials worldwide?<br>
...tify: what is the ratio of 'best practice' attribution and 'best practice' reuse of CC licensed materials to total CC licensed materials?<br>
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...be downloaded in eight formats from OUXML to RSS to print. This encourages reuse in other organisation's learning management systems. People are asked to up
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=== Share, Remix, Reuse — Legally ===
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...tional resources (OER). Our mission is to minimize barriers to sharing and reuse of educational materials — legal barriers, technical barriers, and social
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...rence was technically not allowed. I also wanted to allow others to freely reuse, reference and share my writings without the boundaries of [all rights rese
Michael has been contacted by several commercial organisations for reuse of his work.
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...licence allows both contemporaneous and future artists and programmers to reuse and reinterpret their work to create their own derivative artworks.
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...ive Commons provides a crucial basis for the intended content development, reuse, and remixing activities which edgeX users are invited to participate in. I
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...] and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/abcarchives/ Flickr], facilitating its reuse on resources such as Wikipedia (see, for example, this report on the [http:
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...able to secure efficient and effective access to, as well as the rights to reuse, PSI located across all State Government departments and agencies, in addit
...ation available on line. The value or potential of PSI lies in its maximum reuse and CC licences facilitate such re-use.
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...07.org/content/view/29/43/ here]. The availability of premium content for reuse by project partners was a key aspect of the ARC linkage grant.
...ty of content. We thought it important that our contributors be allowed to reuse their own content as they saw fit, and that the stories spread as widely as
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...Mia Garlick on opening up creative dialogue, and Nic Suzor, with ‘Remix, Reuse, Recycle.’ Elliott writes in his editorial,
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...hip of the copyright of their article, whilst allowing anyone to download, reuse, reprint, modify, distribute, and/or copy articles published in the PLoS jo
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...label actually take bits and pieces from each other’s music to remix and reuse.
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...at syndication. Whilst 4ZzZ was unable to track the entire extent of this reuse owing to funding considerations, other Australian radio stations were known
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...ents to build an innovation commons, emphasising collaboration and ethical reuse of content as skills appropriate for media and communication professionals
...hich encourages students to explore the possibilities opened up by content reuse and collaborative frameworks. The unit introduces students to contemporary
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...o ensure that children, parents and teachers could download, duplicate and reuse all the craft activities on the site whilst protecting the Museum’s autho
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The site’s copyright policies relating to submissions and reuse are specified [http://about.deviantart.com/policy/copyright/ here]. This p
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...ages, photographs, and audio segments – in editable formats intended for reuse. Emphasising an open framework, ACRO aims to create a distribution network
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...ject has considered the adoption of open content licensing to enable broad reuse of material hosted in the Dictionary. DoS Project Manager Stewart Wallace
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To date, there are no statistics on the reuse or distribution of the courses with appropriate acknowledgment or on whethe
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...SRC.zip source files] (100MB, Moho and AIFF format) are also available for reuse and modification.
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|title=Reuse, Remix, and Renew: Film Tools for the 21st Century
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...n the project were willing to experiment with new ideas but only where the reuse of that material was for non-commercial purposes. Equally, the Share Alike
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...ive Commons that works to minimize legal, technical and social barriers to reuse of educational materials.
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The ShareAlike element ensures that the material is available for reuse by other filmmakers, while the Noncommercial option enables the Swarm to ge
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..., and tools such as Creative Commons licenses that enable easy sharing and reuse of creative works.
...independent free image bank (currently over 1,500 images) are offered for reuse under Creative Commons licenses.
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...east restrictive Creative Commons license - as such it encourages the most reuse of content. This is ideal for short clips, production stills, press copies,
...downloaded over 150,000 times on Archive.org alone. In allowing commercial reuse, Paley gave others a financial incentive to promote her film and distribute
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...why he licenses under CC Attribution. In response to Richard McManus’s reuse of Mike’s image [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeblogs/305430788/ ‘Rea
In commenting on the reuse of his work even for commercial purposes, Mike [http://mseyfang.edublogs.or
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...ove towards establishing frameworks in which we can optimise access to and reuse of research especially that which is publicly funded. This has been support
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...y of CC promotional materials, built at collective level and open to allow reuse (in particular translation) + a "motivational scheme" to support internatio
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...ch. ccLearn was launched in 2007 to help minimize barriers to sharing and reuse of educational materials.
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...for us to describe CC as either "a nonprofit that promotes the sharing and reuse of creative works" or "works to increase the amount of creative material av
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...asting Corporation] (ABC), is releasing material from the ABC archives for reuse under CC licences. It's first major release has been as part of the Gene Po
...vecommons.org/weblog/entry/43316 licensing recommendations] to support the reuse of public sector information in Europe. In addition to providing guidance o
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...ndia, has begun using CC licenses to further distribution, translation and reuse of its works.
|Tag=books, children, translate, reuse, india, OER
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...s licensed media and optionally accepts 'trackback' style notifications of reuse. To be a sample pool the site exposes it's media with a RESTful API called
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...licenses for the movie and its sources guarantees a very flexible use and reuse of the produced material.
...d to mainly use the CC by-sa licenses in order to not restrict the use and reuse of the material unnecessarily. Although it can be used commercially, the sh
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...uch content, but what we do produce we wanted to make freely available for reuse.
...e licenses up for a few months, but I am aware of a couple of instances of reuse so far. There is a liberal arts college that is building a website of copyr
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...rch. ccLearn was launched in 2007 to help minimize barriers to sharing and reuse of educational materials.
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...to give up some of my inherent copyright, so that other people can remix, reuse, benefit from […] stuff that's meant to go out into the world and be shar
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...urance whatsoever that the licensor has all the necessary rights to permit reuse of the licensed work. The disclaimer means that the licensor is not guaran
...n source” licenses, where works are made widely and freely available for reuse at no charge. The original version 1.0 of the Creative Commons licenses co
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...tegory and external references may not operate correctly. if you intend to reuse the theme, please review the code and modify to suit your local instance.
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...NonCommercial Attribution Licenses. This license specifies that others may reuse materials to create videos, websites, and other multimedia “remixes” fo
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...rchive.org/details/audio/]. These services, and others like it, allow the reuse of other people's works that have CC licenses. Attribution to the creator
...mote the work as much as possible. By allowing others to profit from it's reuse a wider audience would be reached by the re-user's promotion of their work.
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...eir musical works on their own website, or on third-party sites (where the reuse is noncommercial), or even grant their fans the right to host songs on thei
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...licences and tools that copyright owners can use to allow others to share, reuse and remix their material, legally.
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...illions of songs, pictures, videos, and written works, available to share, reuse, and remix, all for free. Wanna work together? Then join the commons. Creat
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...than one million licensed works, one million artifacts of culture, free to reuse. And we've got bigger plans still: plans to help authors republish books ou
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...an access free online, with no restrictions. Educators have the freedom to reuse, revise, remix and redistribute a Flat World book they adopt—the four Rs
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...our license did more than make it easy for the creative community to remix/reuse each other's ideas when generating new works for Runes of Gallidon. It demo
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...of the access is not quite the same that the copyright access to copy and reuse of those materials.
...cess, but omits the question of re-use. So in general the only PSI free to reuse is that excluded from copyright. Examples: legal regulations, court decisio
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...directly on an image, as it can detract from the original and prevent the reuse you want to allow with the CC license. Instead, make sure that the license
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...on)] as an example, and go over what your attribution may look like if you reuse the book series. The information under the “License & Copyright” sectio
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...ners were more willing to make their designs public if they could restrict reuse to non-commercial usage. Foncept therefore made non-commercial CC licenses
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...-reuse-policy; blog post: http://natlib.govt.nz/blog/posts/our-new-use-and-reuse-policy
* released 100,000 photographs under CC BY-SA for free reuse on Wikicommons and saw sales of prints of the photographs double (see slide
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...e human beings now choose to step to a new era of legally share, remix and reuse.
...f American copyright law, and emphasised the importance of legal share and reuse as promoted by CC China Mainland. CEO of Hudong.com, one of co-organizers o
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...cular provide an extraordinary opportunity for everyone to share, use, and reuse knowledge."
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...us, Flickr etc. and standards-compliant packaging methods to maximise easy reuse via the JorumOpen repository.
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...wth and impact of education delivered over the Web. Avenues to promote the reuse and open sharing of Web-based materials were explored. This paper, written
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...ed freely and openly for educators, students, and self-learners to use and reuse for teaching, learning, and research. OER includes learning content, softwa
...structional modules, simulations, etc.) that are freely available for use, reuse, adaptation, and sharing."
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...ommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/090706surfcc_reuse_materiaal_def.pdf Reuse of material in the context of education and research]<br />''Keller, Paul a
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...a website, where these resources will be open, free and licensed for use, reuse and distribution in Mexico, Latin America and the rest of the world within
...ith the freedom the creator wants it to carry, so others can share, remix, reuse, redistribute and so forth.
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* [http://www.openarchives.org/ore/ OAI-ORE] (Object Reuse & Exchange)
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...s and benefits of OER, as well as potential barriers to its production and reuse. In late 2009, CC joined forces with Open.Michigan at the University of Mi
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...mmons, a project of Creative Commons dedicated to bringing the sharing and reuse principles CC brought to the world of culture, to scientific research. Thei
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Community will benefit from the tools we provide to organize and reuse data in a nice way, and it will benefit from the open content that they fin
...dia does, the main difference is that we focus more about structured data, reuse/remix of existing data, social features and matrix views...
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...f their media asset library to the commons. It will highlight the creative reuse of legally remixable media assets from larger team projects, as well as ind
...ss. Michela Ledwidge is writing a book on remixable media which tracks the reuse of influences above and beyond actual assets through popular culture. This
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...driving event-concepts with their creativity, others may choose to create, reuse and built solutions for other needs in our society.
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