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Board Reports/2009-07

2009-08-27T19:14:28Z

Ani Sittig: /* Summary of CC Board Meeting 12-13 July 2009 */

== Summary of CC Board Meeting 11-12 July 2009 ==

Operations will be consolidated in San Francisco to increase efficiency and reduce costs. International license porting and adoption will be merged into the General Counsel's office. The CEO is working to internationalize all aspects of the corporation and hopes to collaborate with legal affiliates in regional and thematic teams.

Edward K. Rose was appointed as Controller and Jennifer Yip as Treasurer.

Various agreements executed on behalf of CC International were ratified.

The CEO reported on the recent development audit and expressed his desire to form a small board committee to oversee fundraising.

The board heard a request to take the lobbying election under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(h).

The board approved a revised Audit Committee Charter, ratified the Audit Committee's approval of the 2008 tax return and audit statements, and appointed MaryBeth Tobin as an advisor to the Committee.

The board discussed the need to reconsider mission priorities and whether to present itself as a neutral standards organization or as a representative of the open culture movement. The CEO was asked to develop a specific priority list of goals as well as a set of activities to avoid.

The board voted to retain the Science Commons and ccLearn advisory committees but to direct their advisories to the CEO and Chairman, rather than to the staff.

The Directors agreed to undertake assignments between board meetings as requested by the CEO to assist him in overseeing the organization.

The board expressed its appreciation to Prof. James Boyle for his contributions as a founding Director and Chairman and to Dr. Catharina Maracke for her accomplishments as the Director of Creative Commons International. The Directors expressed gratitude to Richard Stallman, Free Software Foundation, Jimmy Wales, Wikimedia Foundation, Hal Abelson and Lawrence Lessig for enabling the migration to Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 as the primary content license for Wikimedia sites.

'''Tribute to Jamie Boyle'''

WHEREAS, Jamie Boyle is a founding member of the Board of Directors of Creative Com-mons, having provided strategic guidance in the shaping of the Corporation’s public mission and vision; and

WHEREAS, throughout his esteemed tenure on the Board of Directors, Mr. Boyle made ex-ceptional contributions to the Corporation and its core projects, including Science Commons and ccLearn, where his involvement and dedication have been profound and instrumental to the success of those projects; and

WHEREAS, Mr. Boyle provided inspirational leadership during a crucial period in the Corpo-ration’s existence, serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors from April 1, 2008 to April 1, 2009.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT

13. RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors expresses its deepest appreciation and grati-tude to Jamie Boyle for his outstanding contributions and dedicated service as a Founder, Director and Chairman of Creative Commons, and for his steadfast devotion to the Corporation’s public purposes and guiding principles.

'''Appreciation for Wikimedia license migration'''

WHEREAS, for much of the histories of Creative Commons, Wikipedia, and the movement they each support, license compatibility enabling unfettered sharing among the exemplar of free culture and the mass of free cultural works has been sought, and finally achieved in June 2009, upon completion of the migration to Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 as the primary content license for Wikimedia sites; and

WHEREAS, Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation evinced the wisdom to cooperate in the long-term interest of freedom, enabling the migration in version 1.3 of the Free Document License; and

WHEREAS, Jimmy Wales and the Wikimedia Foundation, through exceptional foresight and dedication, made possible and led the migration from beginning to end; and

WHEREAS, Hal Abelson and Lawrence Lessig played instrumental roles in articulating the value of compatible licensing infrastructure and in bringing the parties together.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT

14. RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors expresses its profound appreciation and thanks for the contributions of Richard Stallman, Free Software Foundation, Jimmy Wales, Wikimedia Foundation, Hal Abelson and Lawrence Lessig for their crucial contributions toward this landmark achievement.

'''Appreciation for work of Catharina Maracke'''

WHEREAS, Catharina Maracke has served as the Director of Creative Commons Interna-tional (CCi) since 2006 whereby she has coordinated the translation and porting work of CC’s affiliates around the world, and

WHEREAS, during Dr. Maracke’s tenure at CCi, CC licenses have been ported to over 14 ad-ditional jurisdictions and attendance at Law Day events have continued to grow measurably, and

WHEREAS, Dr. Maracke’s stewardship of the Berlin office has been crucial to the adoption of CC licenses on a global basis,

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT

15. RESOLVED that the Board of Directors expresses its appreciation to Catharina Ma-racke for her years of dedicated service to the corporation.

Board Reports/2008-12

2009-01-13T19:58:27Z

Ani Sittig:

== Summary of CC Board Meeting 13-14 December 2008 ==

1. Officers re-appointed for 2009:

* President & CEO: Joichi Ito
* Vice President, CC: Mike Linksvayer
* Vice President, SC: John Wilbanks
* CTO: Nathan Yergler
* CFO & Treasurer: Kevin Birtchnell
* Assistant Treasurer: Jennifer Yip
* Secretary: Diane Cabell

2. Key accomplishments in last 6 months.

: 2.1 - The Creative Commons Network launched October 15 with the fall fundraising campaign. The CC Network serves two public functions – a means for supporters to more strongly affiliate themselves with CC and a test bed for ccREL-based digital copyright registry technology. Internally we are using the experience to evaluate and improve community fundraising and digital copyright registry business models.

: 2.2 - The Free Software Foundation released the Free Document License, version 1.3 on November 3, making it possible for massively collaborative projects such as Wikipedia to migrate to the CC Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license.

: 2.3 - RDFa became a W3C Recommendation on October 14, the culmination of a 4+ year effort led by CC to integrate the Semantic Web and the Web that everyone uses. The CC Network and other CC services implement RDFa extensively. Early major adopters in the commercial and open source spaces include Yahoo! SearchMonkey and the Drupal 7 content management system.

: 2.4 - Legal and technical work on the CC0 waiver was completed on 1 December. Launch is pending. CC0 is a legal tool for waiving as many rights as legally possible, worldwide, superseding the U.S.-only public domain dedication, and crucially adding explicit support for freeing databases. Enhancement of public domain certification/assertion tools is an ongoing project.

: 2.5 - CC tools have been integrated into a variety of sites over the past six months, with about ten new notable implementations having launched including Google’s photo sharing site, Picasa, which re-launched in September with Flickr-like CC-licensing tools.

: 2.6 - The "Defining Noncommercial" study is underway with phase 1 interviews largely completed and phase 2 random panel and CC friends and family questionnaires in process.

: 2.7 - CC International reported that four new jurisdictions have launched: Romania, Hong Kong, Guatemala, and Singapore and three existing jurisdictions upgraded their licenses to version 3.0: Germany, Austria, and Spain.

: 2.8 - An innovative partnership with the Eurasia Foundation led to a competitive selection of affiliate institutions in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia and a regional South Caucasus workshop.

: 2.9 - We have organized or participated in several international conferences about Creative Commons in the past five months, including the CC Legal Day in Sapporo, COMMUNIA workshops paired with CC Europe meetings, Latam Commons, the Nordic Cultural Commons Conference, and the Free Society Conference and Nordic Summit.

: 2.10 - New funding was received from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the Social Science Resource Council.

: 2.11 - The annual fall campaign launched October 15 with the CC Network.

: 2.12 - Websites and policies were updated including the Privacy Policy. New Terms of Use were introduced. FAQs were upgraded and FFAQ were developed to simplify search for most relevant content. Science Commons revamped its site and content.

: 2.13 - Latham & Watkins became the most recent addition to our pro bono legal team.

: 2.14 - The Neurocommons project moved from R&D to release phase at the end of September with a stable version of the knowledgebase (KB). Science Commons began soliciting mirror installations, feedback, and use cases.

: 2.15 - ccLearn has added an open database of educational projects and organizations (ODEPO) as well as an interactive map of upcoming open educational events, based on the semantic mediawiki platform. We will also be hosting the OERfeeds.info site, which aggregates all of the OER feeds from participating projects into a single clearinghouse for easier use and dissemination.

3. Other items considered at board meeting

: 3.1 - 2009 budget approved.

: 3.2 - Reviewed progress on fall fundraising campaign, communications strategy and expansion of CC Network.

: 3.3 - Considered mechanisms for broader collaboration with international affiliates and efforts to promote adoption in the Middle East

Board Reports/2008-12

2009-01-13T19:39:26Z

Ani Sittig: New page: == Summary of CC Board Meeting 13-14 December 2008 == 1. Officers re-appointed for 2009: President & CEO: Joichi Ito Vice President, CC: Mike Linksvayer Vice President, SC: John Wilbanks...

== Summary of CC Board Meeting 13-14 December 2008 ==

1. Officers re-appointed for 2009:

President & CEO: Joichi Ito
Vice President, CC: Mike Linksvayer
Vice President, SC: John Wilbanks
CTO: Nathan Yergler
CFO & Treasurer: Kevin Birtchnell
Assistant Treasurer: Jennifer Yip
Secretary: Diane Cabell

2. Key accomplishments in last 6 months.

2.1 The Creative Commons Network launched October 15 with the fall fundraising campaign. The CC Network serves two public functions – a means for supporters to more strongly affiliate themselves with CC and a test bed for ccREL-based digital copyright registry technology. Internally we are using the experience to evaluate and improve community fundraising and digital copyright registry business models.

1. 2.2 The Free Software Foundation released the Free Document License, version 1.3 on November 3, making it possible for massively collaborative projects such as Wikipedia to migrate to the CC Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license.
2. 2.3 RDFa became a W3C Recommendation on October 14, the culmination of a 4+ year effort led by CC to integrate the Semantic Web and the Web that everyone uses. The CC Network and other CC services implement RDFa extensively. Early major adopters in the commercial and open source spaces include Yahoo! SearchMonkey and the Drupal 7 content management system.
3. 2.4 Legal and technical work on the CC0 waiver was completed on 1 December. Launch is pending. CC0 is a legal tool for waiving as many rights as legally possible, worldwide, superseding the U.S.-only public domain dedication, and crucially adding explicit support for freeing databases. Enhancement of public domain certification/assertion tools is an ongoing project.
4. 2.5 CC tools have been integrated into a variety of sites over the past six months, with about ten new notable implementations having launched including Google’s photo sharing site, Picasa, which re-launched in September with Flickr-like CC-licensing tools.
5. 2.6 The "Defining Noncommercial" study is underway with phase 1 interviews largely completed and phase 2 random panel and CC friends and family questionnaires in process.
6. 2.7 CC International reported that four new jurisdictions have launched: Romania, Hong Kong, Guatemala, and Singapore and three existing jurisdictions upgraded their licenses to version 3.0: Germany, Austria, and Spain.
7. 2.8 An innovative partnership with the Eurasia Foundation led to a competitive selection of affiliate institutions in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia and a regional South Caucasus workshop.
8. 2.9 We have organized or participated in several international conferences about Creative Commons in the past five months, including the CC Legal Day in Sapporo, COMMUNIA workshops paired with CC Europe meetings, Latam Commons, the Nordic Cultural Commons Conference, and the Free Society Conference and Nordic Summit.
9. 2.10 New funding was received from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the Social Science Resource Council.
10. 2.11 The annual fall campaign launched October 15 with the CC Network.
11. 2.12 Websites and policies were updated including the Privacy Policy. New Terms of Use were introduced. FAQs were upgraded and FFAQ were developed to simplify search for most relevant content. Science Commons revamped its site and content.
12. 2.13 Latham & Watkins became the most recent addition to our pro bono legal team.
13. 2.14 The Neurocommons project moved from R&D to release phase at the end of September with a stable version of the knowledgebase (KB). Science Commons began soliciting mirror installations, feedback, and use cases.
14. 2.15 ccLearn has added an open database of educational projects and organizations (ODEPO) as well as an interactive map of upcoming open educational events, based on the semantic mediawiki platform. We will also be hosting the OERfeeds.info site, which aggregates all of the OER feeds from participating projects into a single clearinghouse for easier use and dissemination.

3.0. Other items considered at board meeting

3.1 2009 budget approved.

3.2 Reviewed progress on fall fundraising campaign, communications strategy and expansion of CC Network.

3.3 Considered mechanisms for broader collaboration with international affiliates and efforts to promote adoption in the Middle East

How Do You CC? Creative Commons Case Studies for the Social Web

2008-12-02T22:12:50Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Berlin, Web 2.0 Expo Europe |date=2008/10/22 |presenter=Michelle Thorne }}

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|venue=Berlin, Web 2.0 Expo Europe
|date=2008/10/22
|presenter=Michelle Thorne
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Public Policies Related with Public Domain

2008-12-02T22:12:11Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Santiago, Latam Commons 2008 |date=2008/11/21 |presenter=Catharina Maracke }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Santiago, Latam Commons 2008
|date=2008/11/21
|presenter=Catharina Maracke
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Private International Law: Questions regarding cross border licensing

2008-12-02T22:11:31Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Sapporo, CCi Legal Day 2008 |date=2008/07/29 |presenter=Catharina Maracke }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Sapporo, CCi Legal Day 2008
|date=2008/07/29
|presenter=Catharina Maracke
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CC0 Update

2008-11-25T01:44:38Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=Latam 2008, Santiago de Chile
|date=2008/11/19
|presenter=Diane Peters
|slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/peterspdx/cc0-update-latam-presentation
}}

Accessing and Enhancing the Public Domain

2008-11-25T01:43:38Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=Latam Conference - Santiago de Chile
|date=2008/11/21
|presenter=Diane Peters
|slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/peterspdx/latam-presentation-final-presentation
}}

Non Commercial Study Update

2008-11-25T01:42:41Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan
|date=2008/07/29
|presenter=Diane Peters
|slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/peterspdx/nc-study-update-3-sapporo-presentation
}}

CC0 Update and Work Session

2008-11-25T01:41:31Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan
|date=2008/07/29
|presenter=Diane Peters
|slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/peterspdx/cc0-update-3-sapporo-presentation
}}

CC0 Update and Workshop

2008-11-25T01:40:45Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=3rd COMMUNIA Conference
|date=2008/10/20
|presenter=Diane Peters
|slidesurl=http://www.slideshare.net/peterspdx/cc0-update-amsterdam-final-presentation
}}

CC0 Update

2008-11-24T21:57:23Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Latam 2008, Santiago de Chile |date=2008/11/19 |presenter=Diane Peters }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Latam 2008, Santiago de Chile
|date=2008/11/19
|presenter=Diane Peters
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Accessing and Enhancing the Public Domain

2008-11-24T21:56:38Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Latam Conference - Santiago de Chile |date=2008/11/21 |presenter=Diane Peters }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Latam Conference - Santiago de Chile
|date=2008/11/21
|presenter=Diane Peters
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Life Sciences on the Semantic Web: The Neurocommons and Beyond

2008-11-19T21:00:00Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Press |publication=In press, Briefings in Bioinformatics |author=Alan Ruttenberg, Jonathan Rees, Matthias Samwald, M Scott Marshall }}

{{Press
|publication=In press, Briefings in Bioinformatics
|author=Alan Ruttenberg, Jonathan Rees, Matthias Samwald, M Scott Marshall
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The OWL of Biomedical Investigations

2008-11-19T20:59:20Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Press |publication=Proceedings, OWLED 2008 |author=Melanie Courtot, William Bug, Frank Gibson, Allyson L Lister, James Malone, Daniel Schober, Ryan Brinkman, Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Press
|publication=Proceedings, OWLED 2008
|author=Melanie Courtot, William Bug, Frank Gibson, Allyson L Lister, James Malone, Daniel Schober, Ryan Brinkman, Alan Ruttenberg
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The SWAN Biomedical Discourse Ontology

2008-11-19T20:57:14Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Press |publication=J Biomed Inform. 2008 Oct;41(5):739-51. Epub 2008 May 4 |date=2008/05/04 |author=P Ciccarese, E Wu, G Wong, M Ocana, J Kinoshita, Alan Ruttenberg, T Clark }}

{{Press
|publication=J Biomed Inform. 2008 Oct;41(5):739-51. Epub 2008 May 4
|date=2008/05/04
|author=P Ciccarese, E Wu, G Wong, M Ocana, J Kinoshita, Alan Ruttenberg, T Clark
}}

How to Agree on URIs

2008-11-19T20:35:24Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Karslruhe, Germany |date=2008/10/28 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Karslruhe, Germany
|date=2008/10/28
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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The Neurocommons: Common Names and Ontologies for Open Source Knowledge Integration on the Semantic Web

2008-11-19T20:33:12Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=DAIT Bioinformatics Summit - Invited talk |date=2008/10/21 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=DAIT Bioinformatics Summit - Invited talk
|date=2008/10/21
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Leveraging Annotated Data with Query on the Semantic Web

2008-11-19T20:32:06Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=MGED 2008 - Invited talk – Trentino, Italy
|date=2008/09/02
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
}}

Leveraging Annotated Data with Query on the Semantic Web

2008-11-19T20:30:59Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=MGED 2008 - Invited talk – Trentino, Italy |date=2008/09/02 }}

{{Presentation
|venue=MGED 2008 - Invited talk – Trentino, Italy
|date=2008/09/02
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Sharing Biological Data and Knowledge on the Semantic Web

2008-11-19T20:30:25Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=ISCB - Standards and Repositories - Invited talk |date=2008/08/21 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=ISCB - Standards and Repositories - Invited talk
|date=2008/08/21
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Introduction to IEO: What is Needed, and Why

2008-11-19T20:29:45Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=First Information Entity Ontology Workshop |date=2008/06/09 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=First Information Entity Ontology Workshop
|date=2008/06/09
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Talk at OBO Foundry

2008-11-19T20:25:25Z

Ani Sittig:

{{Presentation
|venue=1st OBO Foundry Meeting - EBI
|date=2008/06/07
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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User:CCID-diane peters

2008-11-14T00:44:23Z

Ani Sittig: New page: Category:Creative Commons Staff

[[Category:Creative Commons Staff]]

Non Commercial Study Update

2008-11-14T00:43:01Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan |date=2008/07/29 |presenter=Diane Peters }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan
|date=2008/07/29
|presenter=Diane Peters
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CC0 Update and Work Session

2008-11-14T00:42:19Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan |date=2008/07/29 |presenter=Diane Peters }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Legal Day, Sappporo Japan
|date=2008/07/29
|presenter=Diane Peters
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CC0 Update and Workshop

2008-11-14T00:41:11Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=3rd COMMUNIA Conference |date=2008/10/20 |presenter=Diane Peters }}

{{Presentation
|venue=3rd COMMUNIA Conference
|date=2008/10/20
|presenter=Diane Peters
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User:Alan Ruttenberg

2008-11-13T23:10:32Z

Ani Sittig: New page: Category:Science Commons Staff

[[Category:Science Commons Staff]]

User:Thinh Nguyen

2008-11-13T23:09:53Z

Ani Sittig: New page: Category:Science Commons Staff

[[Category:Science Commons Staff]]

User:Kaitlin Thaney

2008-11-13T23:06:44Z

Ani Sittig: New page: Category:Science Commons Staff

[[Category:Science Commons Staff]]

Commons of the Mind

2008-11-13T21:10:40Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Elevate Festival - Graz, Austria |date=2008/11/06 |presenter=Kaitlin Thaney }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Elevate Festival - Graz, Austria
|date=2008/11/06
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Science Commons - Making the Web Work for Science

2008-11-13T21:10:07Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Elevate Festival - Graz, Austria |date=2008/11/06 |presenter=Kaitlin Thaney }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Elevate Festival - Graz, Austria
|date=2008/11/06
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Technical considerations for Data Sharing

2008-11-13T21:09:38Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Wellcome Trust / WHO workshop forum: Drafting a Code of Conduct for the Collection, Analysis and Sharing of Health Related Research Data in Developing Countries - L...

{{Presentation
|venue=Wellcome Trust / WHO workshop forum: Drafting a Code of Conduct for the Collection, Analysis and Sharing of Health Related Research Data in Developing Countries - London, UK
|date=2008/10/06
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Open Access Content

2008-11-13T21:06:22Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=2nd Annual European Conference on Scientific Publishing in BioMedical Science - Oslo, Norway |date=2008/09/05 |presenter=Kaitlin Thaney }}

{{Presentation
|venue=2nd Annual European Conference on Scientific Publishing in BioMedical Science - Oslo, Norway
|date=2008/09/05
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Open Science and Open Source Biology - Intersections and Clarification

2008-11-13T21:05:53Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=BioBarCamp - Palo Alto, CA, USA |date=2008/08/06 |presenter=Kaitlin Thaney }}

{{Presentation
|venue=BioBarCamp - Palo Alto, CA, USA
|date=2008/08/06
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Building the Research Web

2008-11-13T21:05:19Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Communia Workshop: Technology and the Public Domain -Torino, Italy |date=2008/01/19 |presenter=Kaitlin Thaney }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Communia Workshop: Technology and the Public Domain -Torino, Italy
|date=2008/01/19
|presenter=Kaitlin Thaney
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Presentation at GSK

2008-11-13T20:55:55Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Webinar - sponsored by GSK |date=2008/09/24 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Webinar - sponsored by GSK
|date=2008/09/24
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Talk at OBO Foundry

2008-11-13T20:55:24Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=EBI |date=2008/06/07 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=EBI
|date=2008/06/07
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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The Semantic Web for Science- Ingredients and Opportunities

2008-11-13T20:54:44Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Medical College of Wisconsin |date=2008/05/13 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Medical College of Wisconsin
|date=2008/05/13
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Harnessing the Semantic Web for your Organization

2008-11-13T20:54:03Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Bio-IT World - Boston, MA |date=2008/04/28 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Bio-IT World - Boston, MA
|date=2008/04/28
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Workshop on Ontologies of Cellular Networks/ Gaps in Pathway Representation

2008-11-13T20:53:31Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=NCBO - Newark, NJ |date=2008/03/31 |presenter=Alan Ruttenberg }}

{{Presentation
|venue=NCBO - Newark, NJ
|date=2008/03/31
|presenter=Alan Ruttenberg
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Data Sharing in Science: Legal, Normative, and Social Issues

2008-11-13T20:44:48Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting |date=2008/12/17 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting
|date=2008/12/17
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Innovation in Emerging Fields of Science

2008-11-13T20:44:07Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Open Wet Ware Lecture Series |date=2008/12/10 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Open Wet Ware Lecture Series
|date=2008/12/10
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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E-Research, Data Integration, and New Formats for Knowledge

2008-11-13T20:43:32Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Fall 2008 Task Force Meeting, Coalition for Networked Information |date=2008/12/08 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Fall 2008 Task Force Meeting, Coalition for Networked Information
|date=2008/12/08
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Building the Knowledge Web: Access or Control? (3)

2008-11-13T20:43:01Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Oxford Internet Institute Lecture Series |date=2008/12/04 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Oxford Internet Institute Lecture Series
|date=2008/12/04
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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The Control Fallacy: How Radical Sharing Out-Innovates The Alternative

2008-11-13T20:42:12Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Digital Curation Conference |date=2008/12/02 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Digital Curation Conference
|date=2008/12/02
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Building the Knowledge Web: Access or Control? (2)

2008-11-13T20:41:36Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=Leadership Symposium on Digital Media in Healthcare |date=2008/11/22 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=Leadership Symposium on Digital Media in Healthcare
|date=2008/11/22
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Building a Knowledge Network

2008-11-13T20:40:52Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=CrossRef Annual Member Meeting 2008 |date=2008/11/18 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=CrossRef Annual Member Meeting 2008
|date=2008/11/18
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Libraries, Repositories, and the Research Web

2008-11-13T20:40:27Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting 2008 |date=2008/11/17 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=SPARC Digital Repositories Meeting 2008
|date=2008/11/17
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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Building the Knowledge Web: Access or Control?

2008-11-13T20:39:46Z

Ani Sittig: New page: {{Presentation |venue=UCLA Colloquium on Information Studies |date=2008/11/13 |presenter=John Wilbanks }}

{{Presentation
|venue=UCLA Colloquium on Information Studies
|date=2008/11/13
|presenter=John Wilbanks
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