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  • ...l be branched again and versioned. See the [[Web Services Plan]] page for future web service ideas and version details.
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  • ...y, including top-level window classes. This may be merged into p6.ui in a future release.
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  • This page documents the planned features for future releases. For immediately upcoming releases, target dates are also listed.
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  • ...in 2014. At that point, CC will reevaluate the necessity of porting in the future. ...the Netherlands take an assignment of rights from creators in present and future works and manage them, so that the societies effectively become the owner o
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  • ...ment community encourages new developers to contribute to the project. The future of ccHost is bright with upcoming development focusing on user and admin re ...tools-cchost), and edit the project wiki page to help shape this project's future direction (http://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/ccHost).
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  • * [[Salon Future Presenters|Future Presenters]] (To Be Setup)
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  • ...community can contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submit proposals for future events.
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  • ...cross her MP3 and can follow the verification link to Anita's page. In the future, we hope that file-sharing networks, media players, and other applications
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  • ...en issues with the keyword are considered bugs which need to be fixed in a future 2.0.x release ...if the fix introduces a regression or if a similar bug is reported in the future.
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  • ...tools-cchost), and edit the project wiki page to help shape this project's future direction (
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  • for future events. ...community may contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submit proposals for future events.
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  • <tr><td>xmp/</td><td>Tools for embedding XMP metadata in PDF, JPEG and (future) other file types.</td></tr>
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  • [[Category:future]] ''Please place your name and topic here for possibly presenting in the future.''
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  • [[Category:future]]
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  • # Present at Future Event
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  • ...ese comments will be reviewed periodically and will help us when preparing future updates to the Guide.
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  • for future events. ...ace where you may contribute ideas, make suggestions, submit proposals for future events, and learn how to start a CC Salon in your neck of the woods.
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  • the future, we hope that file-sharing networks, media players, and other
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  • ...ese comments will be reviewed periodically and will help us when preparing future updates to the Guide.
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  • ...ore broadly, podcasting has been heralded as “the medium that promises a future where anyone can make radio, instead of just listen to it.” (http://www. ...ese comments will be reviewed periodically and will help us when preparing future updates to this Guide.
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  • ...s sincere about wanting to become an Open Source contributor well into the future.
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  • #redirect [[Salon Future Presenters]]
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  • #redirect [[Salon Future Events]]
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  • ...rrently needs to be updated in four places. This will be corrected in the future (see [http://roundup.creativecommons.org/ccpublisher/issue102 Issue 102]).
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  • ...with the [http://www.meshconference.com/ Mesh Conference], with hopes that future events will wend their way through TO's vibrant creative and technical comm * [[Toronto Salon Future Events|Future Events]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Salon Future Presenters]]
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  • [[Category:future]] ''Please place your name and topic here for possibly presenting in the future.''
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  • ...ints which are not implemented by the default feature set, as a service to future extensions. Each extension point is declared to be ''for'' a particular in == Future Directions ==
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  • If you would like to be notified of future releases, you may subscribe to the [[Mailing Lists|cc-devel mailing list]].
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  • == Future Directions ==
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  • ...Web site for Popular Science magazine. She's the host of a Web show called Future Girl, as well as hostess-with-the-mostest of events at PopSci's new Second
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  • === Future Features ===
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  • ...w of a Worthy Pursuit, in Hugenholtz P. Bernt & Guibault Lucie (eds.), The Future of the Public Domain, Kluwer Law International, 2006. [http://ssrn.com/abst *Lawrence Lessig, (2005). Free Culture: The Nature and Future of Creativity. New York: Penguin. ISBN 9780143034650. [http://www.free-cult
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  • ...is currently under development and may change significantly in the future. Future plans include:
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  • ...d Beckersted''': and you could trade in your MP3s for immunity against any future lawsuits. ...they used other licenses too, which is something we'll probably do in the future if we do another art show.
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  • ...com PopSci.com]</b> is the online home of Popular Science, delivering "the future every day." From cutting-edge innovations and predictions for what's coming
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  • ...is the first SVN release, and we did it post CVS -> SVN migration. In the future, this is the proper way to tag and branch.
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  • video and still image formats. Future development needs more shape this project's future direction (http://
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  • ...ment community encourages new developers to contribute to the project. The future of ccHost is bright with upcoming development focusing on user and admin re ...tools-cchost), and edit the project wiki page to help shape this project's future direction (http://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/ccHost).
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  • ...ition to the festivities, which we will definitely aim to reproduce at our future Salons. As an added bonus, a number of the contributing photographers manag
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  • ...technology because it has an open licence, and it is important to me that future people will be able to interact with the information, technology and deriva
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  • ...Mr. Record Producer asked you to sign, also in 1948, an assignment of any future interest you may obtain to the copyright in the album in the event somethin
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  • ...ho are members of collecting societies and use CC licenses anyway or if in future collecting society membership structures do allow some use of CC licenses, ...oms as the CC BY-SA to be compatible with the CC BY-SA at some date in the future. To allow the compatibility negotiations to occur separate and apart from
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  • Past, present, and future "CC success stories" to help measure the impact of Creative Commons around
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  • * 10 PM - Present on CC (accomplishments, the future, etc.)
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  • == Future Improvements ==
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  • Thus, a single goal unites Creative Commons’ current and future projects: to build a layer of reasonable, flexible copyright in the face of
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  • ...: I don't mind. In a general sense, those combinations could exist in the future. This license selector is not CC specific.
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  • A few centuries into the future, not much has changed about the basic
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  • Past, present, and future "CC success stories" to help measure the impact of Creative Commons around
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  • ...nowledge about CC license URI conventions, and will not work with possible future license URIs that do not follow these conventions (e.g., non-CC licenses th
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  • ...stem to "autocurate" content from CC-friendly sites such as Flickr. In the future we want to be able to transform [[Content Directories]] into the base for L
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  • *For Kids (possible inclusion in future releases)
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  • ...h, and might be better geared towards having the resources for testing and future development
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  • ...perability with Wikipedia] -- possibly [[version 4.0]] in the more distant future -- in any case version 3.01 will never be released.
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  • A science fiction thriller set in the near future.
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  • *[[Global Summit 2011/The definition and future of noncommercial]] presentation on possible paths for addressing NC in vers
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  • =Future collaboration=
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  • ...etween Chinese and international universities, which CORE envisions as the future of world education. ...etween Chinese and international universities, which CORE envisions as the future of world education.
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  • ...for updating them and sources of information and other related factors for future changes”. ...s up the special features that have to be taken note of for the success of future projects….”.
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  • '''12.00 - 13.15 Future versioning (strategies and issues towards future versioning, databases, compatibility, enforcement)'''
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  • == Future Versioning == ''strategies and issues towards future versioning, databases, compatibility, enforcement''
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  • ...an take on the support and development of this and related licenses in the future, ensuring true community ownership of the licensing cornerstone upon which
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  • ...h, and might be better geared towards having the resources for testing and future development
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  • |cclicensed=http://the-future-of-ideas.com/download/ |pvfp=http://www.amazon.com/Future-Ideas-Commons-Connected-World/dp/0375726446
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  • ...RDFa]]. We believe this has the broadest possible exposure for current and future software agents. For more information as to why we recommend and require [[
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  • ccTools: Overview of status, and future directions
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  • ...ngly such a uniform '''science license''' is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons]] license. ''It is not presently being
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  • ...forbidding military and some police uses is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''This category overlaps commercial
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  • ...license]]. However, such a license remains a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''This category of human rights vio
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  • ...ome police uses as per [[peace license]]) is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''What follows is [[speculative con ...exceed that under an environmental complaint and be of great use to filing future complaints.
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  • ''[[speculative content]]: a [[future]] license might actually make this kind of two-sided commitment easier to s
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  • There is nothing preventing [[future]] Creative Commons licenses from having genuine blanks or options, though t
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  • ''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed by [[anonymous tro
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  • ''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed by [[anonymous tro Could a '''shareware license''' become part of a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]] regime? It would certainly cut the n
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  • ...d also need to be licensed as BY-SA. The advantage of this license is that future users are not able to add new restrictions to a derivative of your work; th
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  • * Questions arising from data analysis will drive the future research agenda. ...n community, this data may reflect the value of investment in CC and guide future CC initiatives. Ultimately we may show how CC licenses and activities have
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  • ...be not only be extraordinary original content – it will also be the many future generations of derivative content developed and tested and retested by unto
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  • be migrated to CC-BY-SA in the near future.
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  • ===Plans for the future===
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  • ==Future Versioning== Strategies for future versioning
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  • ...censed work is distributed. Creative Commons may choose to add language to future versions of its licenses specifying that particular uses constitute adaptat
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  • EngageMedia is contemplating the future implementation of a donations-based micro-payment system, allowing members
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  • ...-alike) license, so that it can be more closely studied and remixed in the future. For an artist with such a long-standing interest in chance operations, it' ...ation of the work. The use of a CC licence allows both contemporaneous and future artists and programmers to reuse and reinterpret their work to create their
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  • ...g educated uses of CC licences on the site to ensure a wider uptake in the future of the project.
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  • .... The positive response has encouraged the Digital Fringe team to develop future exhibitions to include remix activities, and take advantage of the creative
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  • ...ot owned and hence we aim to use a licence we felt would offer options for future and further use of work, whilst ensuring correct acknowledgments are made t ...e yet encouraging, we may increase the functionality of the work, generate future use and dialogue around the works.’
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  • ...ival, and The Pundit for the Melbourne International Film Festival. In the future, more titles will be released to coincide with various Australian arts and
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  • ...we can provide the better rewarded they are, and the more likely to submit future material to us.
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  • Students’ work in KCB101 is made available to current and future class members under a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/au/
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  • ...h point the company ceased its development. As it was not open source, the future looked grim as The Palace became increasing incompatible with newer version ...ionality to such an extent that it is not viable. It is hoped that in the future, UpStage will be able to be open source end-to-end.
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  • ...ase studies will be featured on CC blog front page and included in planned future publication
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  • ...believe that Creative Commons in general must form an integral part of the future for universities.
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  • ...and powerful. We believe conversation across boundaries is essential to a future that is free, fair, prosperous and sustainable - for all citizens of this p
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  • ...in the Dictionary’s repository will be presented initially as a website; future plans exist for it to be exposed in other ways – mobile, web service, pri
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  • ...a non-profit design services organization that aims to build a sustainable future through professional design, seeking architectural solutions to humanitaria
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  • digital rights technologies, and a look at the future, including the
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  • ...liacouncil.gov.au/the_arts/projects/about_story_of_the_future Story of the Future] – an initiative supported by the [http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/ Au
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  • ...and perfect for download, is the way to go. This is the way to invent the future of film… So as much of the project as possible will be licensed under the ...eator within or beyond the bounds of the 'Swarm' in the present and in the future by releasing a movie which actively invites remixing. In order to govern a
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  • =Future Salons=
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  • ...in the community realized how important of a license it will become in the future for creative works. However, reservations still surfaced:
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  • ...s; the idea that your work is, in a way, an advertisement for yourself and future work. Lan expresses this in this way: "I think that people pay me for my ti ...the future, the tabloid could not use any of the photos from Flickr in the future unless under the terms of the photos' CC license or with permission from Cu
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  • ...s; the idea that your work is, in a way, an advertisement for yourself and future work. Lan expresses this in this way: "I think that people pay me for my t
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  • ...tinue to be the place where Affiliate Teams can describe their ongoing and future efforts and goals in more descriptive detail. Reporting and roadmaps remain
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  • ...s is why only work that is freely licensed with continue to be relevant in future culture.’
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  • ==Future Events==
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  • ...e for and design of DiscoverEd, as well as our thoughts regarding possible future enhancements that could make the tool, or other search tools like it, even
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  • ...IX permissions, Apache, PHP CGI mode, etc. Changing this value will affect future writes.''
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  • ...is an effort to increase transparency at the board level. More roadmaps of future direction will be maintained and presented by board and staff both online a
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  • ...adoption of HTTPS, the Scraper had seen greatly reduced use. For potential future directions in metadata presentation, see Creative Commons' [https://github.
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  • ...Universal Education Search and discussing ways of working together in the future.
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  • ...sh Bissell will be meeting with the members of this project to discuss the future of open education, the role of national and institutional repositories, and
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  • ...and the Digital Economy (DBCDE) published the Australia's Digital Economy: Future Directions paper under a CC BY-NC-ND in July 2009: http://www.dbcde.gov.au/
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  • ...musicians who want to remix the current EP songs. Already, artists such as Future One (Auckland), Darkist (UK), Dean Lawz (Australia), Benny Electric (Austra
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  • ...rre, satirical romp that offers a glimpse into the media and politics of a future that is probably nearer than most would like to admit."
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  • ...or the administrator's screens are not editable. This will be addressed in future version of ccHost.)
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  • ...to offer it as an option and we'll certainly talk to authors about this in future projects.” The centre regularly received requests from remix poets for pe
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  • |venue=Fair Use and the Future of the Commons
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  • ...screen. (This is a design flaw we will be addressing in the not-so-distant future.)
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  • ...site. This can be useful for announcing special promotions on the site or future site outages.
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  • === Future dreaming ===
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  • |venue=Stanford Future Faculty seminar Workshop for graduate students interested in issues related to their possible future academic careers. The slides mostly served as backup material for an open d
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  • ...ll join us for a fun and festive night of celebrating free culture and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring f
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  • ...ence unconference] We thought it would be a nice approach to discuss "the future of books, electronic book" ([http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=13914
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  • ...relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring f
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  • ...relaxing evening reception celebrating free culture, free speech, and the future of Creative Commons! Everyone is welcome, but space is limited - so bring f
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  • ...ilable to others as an Open Education Resource, either as a template for a future unit, some thoughts of specific subjects, videos about remix culture, or an
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  • ...his year moved to Vancouver, BC!) Join us to discuss issues crucial to the future of Open Education.
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  • ...vie tells the story of two unlike young men, each seeking for his personal future, that are thrown together by fate to travel to “Valkaama” to find what
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  • ...ilable and check back on this site as we add additional information in the future.
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  • .../ California Learning Resource Network's Digital Textbook Program]. In the future, expect to see more and more OER evaluated and tagged by government or othe
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  • |Question=We cannot afford cheap, unreliable learning materials. The future of our children’s education is at stake! Don’t you agree?
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  • * Future regional events include:
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  • ...onger mixable with other CC licensed works, thereby preventing remixing in future derivations and adaptations of your material – likely defeating your reas
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  • |venue=Program for the Future |slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/mlinksva/program-for-the-future-the-commons-as-a-collective-intelligence-metainnovation-presentation
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  • ...This is especially important in the event Facebook should sometime in the future sell the company to another party.
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  • ...in academic research. Without properly cited sources, it is impossible for future scholars to follow the line of thinking that led to a given conclusion. Att
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  • ...and take comfort in their ability to produce hundreds of good ideas in the future’. <ref name=”test”> [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/10360 F In the future, Ian hints that the shop will be making more appearances in different guise
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  • ...omeone could go back and unify the term, but that won't stop people in the future from picking one over the other.
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  • ...we have a freedom not to do it but nothing will happen in our life in the future when we do not follow that duty/responsibility.
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  • ...has the same effect practically as an assignment) from you in present and future works (so that they effectively become the owner of these rights) and manag
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  • ...even more people understand open education, CC licenses, and hopes for the future.
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  • ...reative Commons license. He describes Dominion as "a study of what a near-future fascist America might look like, kind of a ''1984'' for 21st century Americ
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  • ...re their research and teaching materials, and will serve as a template for future projects.
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  • ...to these companies both because they would be seeding the market for their future customers (who will pay once they get out of poverty) and from the PR gener
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  • === Future Features ===
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  • ...e the GPL for software, they strongly believe that Creative Commons is the future for the licensing of creative projects like books, music and spoken word.
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  • ...stem. You can put a number at the end if you like: attribution_4 for the a future version of the CC-BY license.
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  • |Quote=A remix of Lessig's THE FUTURE OF IDEAS and Nabokov's LOLITA. In The Future of Ideas, Lawrence Lessig explains how the Internet revolution has produced
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  • ...cation rights (eg broadcasting or posting online) of all past, present and future works. Assigning the rights to the collecting society allows more efficient
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  • ...et Law. The Internet poses many legal questions, which concern current and future legislation of almost all areas of law and numerous regulations. In relatio
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  • ...l place in the for profit economy. Creative Commons is the bridge to this future. You've got to move away from thinking about content to thinking about com
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  • All of this suggests a powerful future for internet radio, not least because its global reach can bypass local pow
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  • ...t Creative Commons he released both his albums under a CC license. All his future works will be published under a CC license as well.
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  • :Please make it possible for future users to find the source of the material by including a URL or hyperlink wh ...viding links to the Title, Author, Source, and License, where possible, so future users can easily access the information they need on a work and the license
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  • :The results of the survey provide a starting point for future research. In the specific context of the Creative Commons licenses, the fin
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  • ...d for email receipts to work with Google Checkout, but could be useful for future reference or debugging. Create a 'New Group of Custom Fields' ''Used For''
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  • ...at avenues to continue opening their catalog with less restrictions in the future as they better understand how the public will engage these new resources.
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  • ...r questions, with the twofold objective of defining a shared vision of the future of universities as knowledge institutions and of identifying the main steps
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  • |Quote_Attribution=Preempting Dissent: The Politics of an Inevitable Future
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  • ...al, I´m even more convinced then before that sharing is important for the future, and a necessary part of the steps we need to take for sustainable developm
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  • ...t of a larger problem which I hope to address further at some point in the future.
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  • ...ws together experts from tech, art, film, NGOs and business to explore the future of online video.
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  • ...he respond has been postive and hopefully I'm doing something good for the future of sustainable culture.
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  • ...on of art and economy with the aim to develop a cultural enterprise of the future.
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  • * Developing a process, to be approved by the Board at a future meeting by which affiliates may suggest candidate(s) for consideration by t
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  • ...courses of action for implementing identified solutions into existing and future OER projects. # To generate lists of desired improvements to the existing and future tools.
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  • '''Present and Future of Web Portals in Korea''' <br>
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  • ...project - who live all over the world - to meet in person and discuss the future direction of the organization in a closed two-day meeting following the pub
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  • '''5.30 PM : Roadmap for future CC Salons Delhi'''<br /> A participant-driven discussion to shape the future of this community initiative. The event is only laying the foundation of an
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  • There is not a direct repository, but it maybe developed in the future. The moodle link is not working.
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  • |Affiliation=Classroom of the Future,Wheeling Jesuit University,National Aeronautics and Space Administration (N
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  • ...events to on-demand training modules, The Network pulls together past and future programs from across the country in one central, easily accessible clearing
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  • ...format), but plan to include other formats (e.g. ppt and pdf) in the near future.
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  • ...the demand with a view to embedding the work within the Subject Centre’s future plans. All materials processed will be given the highest possible profile b
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  • ...o find out about the latest developments in our project and help steer the future of this open source CRM. Part planned, part unconference - it is a great op * explore the future of CiviCRM
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  • ...ense too difficult for Licensees to interpret? Might this be reserved as a future option to implement if there is demand for it?
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  • ...ted by varying industries, markets, companies, and business models. In the future, we may work with certain industry groups and consortia to develop standard
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  • "The Future of Fair Use"
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  • ...nformed opinion of an international community, and sets out priorities for future action. It will be of interest to many readers – from decision and policy
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  • |resource title=Openness and the Future of Higher Education
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  • 2. The past always tries to control the future; 3. Our future is becoming less free; and
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  • ...ated themes, identify recurring roadblocks, and extract best practices for future work. The largely undocumented role of the Science Commons project at Creat
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  • ...ma festival, Machinima Festival Europe, began to provide a hint toward the future of machinima. Based on award entries and nominations, two software engines ...is a fantastic innovation and will become the norm for game makers in the future.”
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  • ...cipants' satisfaction and get feedback on what needs to be improved in the future once the event ends. ...us to share information and ideas and further promote collaboration in the future.
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  • ...pedia with MIT Open Course Ware and Yale OYC - is a global, virtual, open, future degree-granting e.g. Bachelor, Law, Ph.D., M.D., I.B. & Music School, etc.
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  • Come prepared to share your vision for the future of the Web, the challenges you have with the Web in your work, ideas you ha
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  • **** Aiming for 100% reporting in future **** In future, will include other guidelines for translating CC materials
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  • ...important research opportunities and challenges, and attempt to chart the future of Free Culture. This event builds upon the successful workshop held in 200 * Analyses of policies, court rulings or industry moves that influence the future of Free Culture
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  • ...to cover the costs of future development and web hosting. For the cost of future development, I will use the donation site www.chipin.com, or similar fundra
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  • ...an Ornish says that Goetz “writes more clearly and presciently about the future of healthcare than anyone on the planet.” ...]. We're gathering together preeminent individuals involved in shaping the future of education and harnessing the power of the internet and digital technolog
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  • ...as money raised from future products will enable us to proceed and create future records, as well as books and other products.
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  • ...rld. Peace is an idea that belongs to no single person but to everyone and future generations. Every individual impacts the world and can change things in a
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  • In order to attract more high schools and universities in the future, we need to work to market to these institutions so they know how their stu ...nge we will face is convincing professors that the digital textbook is the future. Most professors are resistant to the change, but we want to show them is t
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  • ...nt of the project. This grant will pay those others as we work towards the future events. Once we reach the point of organising a specific festival, we'll le
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  • Based on this we have had the chance to access the future impact the project and our organization will have on these communities.
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  • We want to ensure that this new tag appears whenever anybody now or in the future chances upon the search result in question using this particular installati
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  • ...for attending, we have all the structure organized and, as we believe that future is in contents, we are organizing a very attractive edition. But our fundin
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  • Our future vision: everyone works in a place where they can be themselves, do what the
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  • ...antially this year and has a lot of exciting plans lined up for its bright future as a leader in the open education movement. The newsletter also brings to y
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  • |sustainability=As the proposed workshop can potentially stand alone, future revenue is desirable, but not necessary. ...donations, which allow us to pay small honorariums to translators. In the future, we hope to create a stronger volunteer network of translators to whom we w
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  • ...lvement through future topics and conferences led by BIG Ideas, as well as future networking events. This will also allow the entrepreneurs to share their CC
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  • ...ished under a creative commons license. The use of creative commons allows future creative uses and modifications of the work, as long as the attribution to ...nal conferences. Our goal is to set up playaround as an association in the future and continue to develop playaround workshop on the yearly base.
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  • ...license their copyrighted work to Creative Commons licenses and/or release future work under such a license.
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  • ...additional support this will help sustain our services to students in the future.
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  • ...s blogs and/or howtos, possibly necessitating a dedicated host site in the future. Many free hosting and blogging tools are already available like those offe ...ges. Participants will need to be convinced that CC and open-source is the future of multi-media and sometimes opinions are hard to change. My own creativity
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  • |measurement=TheEDUouiCONNECT foresees a future where:
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  • ...er users test and approve the patch, the improvements would become part of future releases. Drupal.org provides the structure for users with the same featur
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  • ...the course and to gain knowledge about how the course can be improved for future years. ...costs, a nominal fee covering the remainder will need to be requested from future participants.
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  • ...hole lot of new ideas along the road, ready to come to reality in the near future. ...we raise is human creativity that will unfold one way or the other in the future. Since this event “odyspree – creative storytelling boat trip” create
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  • ...hat the OER movement will bring to the higher education sector in the near future.
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  • ...ework that enables users of all kinds to generate content for existing and future exhibitions.
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  • ...of informed voting, and to develop a set of tools that can be an asset in future elections in other countries. ...hly accomplished group of alumni-individuals who are literally shaping the future of public communication across the globe.
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  • ...ount will be the time invested) and of those willing to participate in the future (requests, inquiries and donations). ...eative Commons license for it to be reused by similar organizations in the future, saving them time and improving the quality of their work.
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  • ...he non-commercial aspect of the project, we plan to sustain it in the near future through public funding, sponsorship and donations from users. Based on this, we envision many possibilities for the future, such as including more species or creating other versions of the applicati
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  • ...m of tax reporting and stimulate proper use of credit, spending and saving future ...ugh stimulating their interest in being constant so they can see the their future results and obtain the needed advise and tax reports which are presented
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  • ...ach and building efforts. If you have general questions about existing or future Jurisdiction Teams, our community activities, or about our license porting
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  • ...around the world to these programs, and the students, as designers of the future, have the potential to then spread awareness about the concept in their own ...se the production of well-designed knowledge in order to sway students and future designers to become involved in the realm of open design, to use their tale
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  • ...eachers in particular will be able to pass on their understanding of CC to future intakes of pupils. ...on scalability, we see two complementary user groups in for the project's future: communities in developed countries seeking to reskill and develop resilien
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  • ...artists with visual artists. Expansion to other cities is a goal for the future, but it is one that we'd prefer to think about when expansion is a viable o
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  • ...ccepting concerns and loves. The texts left for public can be used for the future human generations and benefit for love lasting for ever. For the text contr ...ns. Asking donations from ISP companies is also a plan to be discussed for future maintainces.
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  • ...e hope to produce a guide that can offer a number of viable blueprints for future projects based off of the lessons learned by past projects. |impact=The end product will hopefully lower the barriers for future CC licensed projects and products and will spur more people to opt to use C
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  • The end product will hopefully lower the barriers for future CC licensed projects and products and will spur more people to opt to use C ...ause all of our output from this project will be CC-licensed, we encourage future researchers to use and modify our data and methods.
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  • ...ting comics. However, we are planning to add lots of other projects in the future.
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  • |tech needs=Currently and for the immediate future, RESTLESS has sufficient desktop-publishing software and hardware for the p
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  • ...of open standards for micro-financing a culture of the commons. In a near future and after finding partners to develop the infrastructure and the platform, ...in charge of building and managing the future microcréditos CC platform. Future income shall come from providing services and consultancy facilitating coop
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  • ...ight and open licenses, we will know how and where to promote them, in the future, in order to create a more open and collaborative artistic community. We wi ...ed it with funding from the Romanian Cultural Institute. Also, in the near future, we plan to organize an open culture conference and an open culture festiva
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  • ...ng educational institutions to pilot-test SnT in a Box’s implementation. Future ventures will also be geared into providing for the minimum technology and For future training partnerships, proponents have also talked with the Diliman Interac
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  • ...Being under the most permissive CC licence also means that their potential future life is open to the broadest number of possibilities. We will be seeking sponsorship for the first and future shows. We anticipate that the first exhibition will work as a proof of conc
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  • ...we hope to encourage funding institutions in Jordan and abroad to support future projects that would help further the adoption of CC in these sectors in Jor
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  • ..., JOSA is already linked with the Arab educational community and plans for future collaboration with other institutes. ...t. The web platform is developed to host additional functionalities in the future.
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  • ..., municipalities where lots of construction works are going on in the near future. In the future, KÉK will moderate, organize and promote architectural competitions using
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  • ...ll continue. Networking is ensured through the CC affiliated institutions. Future meetings which imply a travel budget would require fundraising through othe
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  • ...client "charts" and will thus be able provide more personalized services. Future funding will permit the project members to sustain the investigation into s ...basics. Our success strategies will validate the project’s framework for future achievements. The openness of the project will permit seamless continuation
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  • ...he grant funds will be used with this initial pilot group, as well with as future classes. Materials will be refined based on feedback from participants.
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  • spanish spoken educational community for future changes, corrections or a medium-term future, when choosing a technical or university career.
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  • ...idual philanthropists, and allied partner organizations. One model for our future plans is the Mozilla Foundation, makers of the Firefox web browser and asso ..., etc.). Of course, it can be enhanced with more data and features pending future funding, but once the technical backbone is in place, the web pages and dat
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  • ...itical re-thinking of issues around intellectual property rights targeting future media creators. This community is often woefully un- or under-educated abou
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  • ...ined largely disconnected. This 2006 blog post from the Institute for the Future of the Book, with whom I've worked closely, details the subject of digital |impact=This project is vital to the future of academic scholarship and will benefit the larger community by ensuring t
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  • ...work hand-in-hand with local organizations, support and train current and future leaders, and use culturally competent and linguistically accessible tools.
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  • ...rking activists in the region we plan to create a possibility for starting future projects together.
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  • ...early what it is like to sharpen young minds and prepare them for all the future as got. ...ered in any language. For the start we focus on school content, but in the future we want paukr to be the universal tool for acquiring and sharing knowledge
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  • ...ion Congress and further such activities are planned to happen in the near future.
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  • In order to have a lasting impact on Guatemala’s future, we believe we must work hand- in-hand with other NGO’s, government entit
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  • ...future users can connect with the participants from the festival (and from future festivals) in an alumni-type connection.
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  • ...sure of the debate over contending practices and aspirations regarding the future of Internet, and more generally, representation in a global civil society. ...ts purpose when the raw footage is downloaded and used in documentaries of future collaborators. For our collaborators, it is hoped the film will integrate d
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  • ...build on successful conference work may be conducted as necessary into the future, and we will continue to seek additional grant support to further this and ...continue to produce two issues of quality scholarship a year well into the future. Ideally, we would inspire others to adopt our model and our values. We b
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  • ...GA video projectors and 8 speakers. (Or a time-machine to ten years in the future where your iPhone is faster and has a built in projector.) ...p and will do my best to assure that it will continue into the foreseeable future. -- Professor Ben Sassen Jnr. Professor of Experimental Television Faculty
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  • ..., online and available in Portuguese and English - with the possibility of future translation for other languages. Yet, if future assessment points to the need or opportunity for further investment, a very
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  • ...d from several waves of surveys among selected representative collectives. Future adaptations of the definitions and even of the name of any of them could be * MC could be modified in the future, following the CC approach, in which new versions (CC v2, v3; MC v2, v3) ar
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