...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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[[Category:Reuse]]
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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