Creative Commons - User contributions [en]

Legal Tools Translation/CC0/Taiwanese Mandarin

2013-05-04T12:59:25Z

CCID-trc: Created page with "{{CC0 Translation |jurisdictions=Taiwan |coordinationplan=This translation uses Taiwanese Mandarin which is the Chinese language used in Taiwan. The Chinese character set used..."

{{CC0 Translation
|jurisdictions=Taiwan
|coordinationplan=This translation uses Taiwanese Mandarin which is the Chinese language used in Taiwan. The Chinese character set used in Taiwanese Mandarin (called the "Traditional Chinese" character set) is also used in Hong Kong and other places in the world. However, common phrases and legal terms used in Taiwan may not be identical to those used elsewhere.
|date=2012/12/26
|draftdate=2012/12/26
|publicdate=2012/12/26
|publicenddate=2013/04/30
|end_date=2013/06/01
|process=Thanks to the help of the Asia Pacific Regional Coordinators, the final draft of this translation from CC Taiwan has been uploaded to:
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Publicdomain/zero/1.0/LegalText_%28Mandarin_Chinese%29
in December 2012. This is the same draft CC Taiwan produced in 2009 and has been available since May 2009 in CC Taiwan's wiki:
http://wiki.creativecommons.org.tw/cc-zero-1-0:pre-final

So far, we have not received any comments either directly to the CC Taiwan Team or forwarded from CC HQ.
|website=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Publicdomain/zero/1.0/LegalText_%28Mandarin_Chinese%29
|team=Legal team: Yi-Hsuan Lin and Pei-Yi Wang from CC Taiwan, with advice from Prof. Ming-Yang Shieh:
http://www.law.ntu.edu.tw/english/faculty/professors/ming-yan_shieh.html
|wordchoice=A list of the Chinese language phrases used in the translation is listed in the same page of the final draft:
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Publicdomain/zero/1.0/LegalText_%28Mandarin_Chinese%29
|affirm=Yes
|status=Approved
}}

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:50:40Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and TOS/EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
* Organizer(s): You and Tyng-Ruey Chuang
* Timeslot: Sunday morning
* Description: We shall talk about issues of using CC licenses in the context of content hosting services like Flickr and YouTube. Ask yourselves these questoins:
** Why is that you still need to register to a website just in order to download CC-licensed materials from the site?
** What does it mean when a website offers to mark your uploaded materials only as CC BY-NC-ND or not at all?
** Can you upload your friends' CC-licensed photos to Flickr under your account?
** You want to pull out and re-host many CC-licensed videos from YouTube. How?
** When there are conflicts, which comes first? Terms of Service or CC Licenses?

And we shall have interesting discussions!

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:48:30Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and TOS/EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
* Organizer(s): You and Tyng-Ruey Chuang
* Timeslot: Sunday morning
* Description: We shall talk about issues of using CC licenses in the context of content hosting services like Flickr and YouTube. Ask yourselves these questoins:
** Why is that you still need to register to a website just in order to download CC-licensed materials from the site?
** What does it mean when a website offers to mark your uploaded materials only as CC BY-NC-ND or not at all?
** Can you upload your friends' CC-licensed photos to Flickr under your account?
** You want to pull out and re-host many CC-licensed videos from YouTube? How?
** When there are conflicts, which comes first? Terms of Service or CC Licenses?

And we shall have interesting discussions!

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:46:54Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and TOS/EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
* Organizer(s): You and Tyng-Ruey Chuang
* Timeslot: Sunday morning
* Description: We shall talk about issues of using CC licenses in the context of content hosting services like Flickr and YouTube. Ask yourselves these questoins:
** Why is that you still need to register to a website just in order to download CC-licensed materials from the site?
** What does it mean when a website offers to mark your uploaded materials only as CC BY-NC-ND or not at all?
** Can you upload your friends' CC-licensed photos to Flickr under your account?
** You want to pull out and re-host many CC-licensed videos from YouTube? How?
** When there are conflicts, which comes first? Terms of Service or Public Licenses?

And we shall have interesting discussions!

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:46:18Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and TOS/EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
* Organizer(s): Tyng-Ruey Chuang and you
* Timeslot: Sunday morning
* Description: We shall talk about issues of using CC licenses in the context of content hosting services like Flickr and YouTube. Ask yourselves these questoins:
** Why is that you still need to register to a website just in order to download CC-licensed materials from the site?
** What does it mean when a website offers to mark your uploaded materials only as CC BY-NC-ND or not at all?
** Can you upload your friends' CC-licensed photos to Flickr under your account?
** You want to pull out and re-host many CC-licensed videos from YouTube? How?
** When there are conflicts, which comes first? Terms of Service or Public Licenses?

And we shall have interesting discussions!

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:45:31Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and TOS/EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
* Organizer(s): Tyng-Ruey Chuang and you
* Timeslot: Sunday morning
* Description: We shall talk about issues of using CC licenses in the context of content hosting services like Flickr and YouTube. Ask yourselves these questoins:
** Why is that you still need to register to a website just in order to download CC-licensed materials from the site?
** What does it mean when a website offers to mark your uploaded materials only as CC BY-NC-ND or not at all?
** Can you upload your friends' CC-licensed photos to Flickr under your account?
** You want to pull out and re-host CC-licensed materials from YouTube? How?
** When there are conflicts, which comes first? Terms of Service or Public Licenses?

And we shall have interesting discussions!

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

Global Summit 2011/Unconference

2011-09-13T18:17:05Z

CCID-trc: /* CC and EULA compatibility */

== Potential unconference session topics ==
There's a lot of time to run informal, unconference sessions and workshops during the CC Global Summit. We have several extra rooms available. Below is a non-comprehensive list of session ideas which are not a part of the formal Summit program. We encourage interested persons to sketch out ideas for the topics below, or add different ones if you're so inclined. Also, please suggest a preferred time slot for your session, which are listed at the bottom of the page. Note that your session doesn't have to fill the entire time available.

=== CC and TOS/EULA compatibility ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Beginners guide to CC ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== How to create short videos like CC NZ ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== ACTA discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== CC and piracy discussion ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Government transparency and CC's role in addressing corruption ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Communia presentation and discussion ===

* Communia, the European thematic network on the digital public domain, published 15 policy recommendations available at http://www.communia-association.org/recommendations.
* An international association has been created to continue part of the mission of the European network: http://www.communia-association.org/
* Planned activities are to educate and perform research on the digital public domain, though collective discussion and work led by thematic Working Groups on PSI, GLAM, orphan works, exceptions and limitations for audiovisual, open hardware etc.
* This session aims at discussing Communia objectives and ongoing projects.
* You should come if you are a member or if you'd like your institution to become a member and contribute to a more balanced discussion about copyright in the digital environment.
* preferred time slot: sunday 11:00 - 12:30
* organizer melanie dulong

=== Global community communication strategies: best practices from Affiliates and CC HQ ===
Friday, 15:00-16:25

Organizers: Eric Steuer, David Kindler, Lisa Green, Jane Park

Goals: Affiliates share feedback on what communication methods work best for them. Discuss how to best identify and promote regional case studies. Share lessons learned during The Power of Open. Share communication tips. Affiliates share feedback on what communications support from HQ would be most valuable.

=== Integrating CC licenses and tools in gov policy/open gov toolkit ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Open access and students ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Arab World arts events ===
[please provide a rough session description, preferred time slot, and and why people should come]

=== Brainstorming session on open government data principles ===
* CC/OKF/LAPSI/others would like to hold a drafting session on international open government data (legal) principles immediately after the "CC and the Broader Open Government and PSI Community" session
* preferred time is 16:00 SATURDAY
* there's been quite a bit of work by various groups over the last few years in developing principles for open government, but we'd like to have a community discussion of some of the legal-specific considerations that governments around the world should take into account when thinking about releasing data
* the goal is to develop a set of principles that addresses the legal and other licensing issues to make sure that governments who mean to release their data openly actually have the tools, knowledge and guidance to do that
* see http://blog.okfn.org/2011/07/08/we-need-international-open-government-data-principles/
* see http://www.lapsi-project.eu/position-papers
* organizers = timothy vollmer, jonathan gray
* openetherpad: http://etherpad.tugraz.at/XkTswvtrFD

=== CC technology: licensing tools and other tech projects update ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade, Chris Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Topic(s) can be flexible depending on what interest people the most, but general direction will be about the various tools that CC offers and the underlying technology, as well as things we are currently doing and things we have planned in the area of technology.

=== Free software tools for creating free culture ===

* Organizer(s): Christopher Allan Webber
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about and discuss various free and open source software tools for creating free culture, particularly on the graphics end (Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, MyPaint, etc)

=== translation tools Q&A ===
* Organizer(s): Nathan Kinkade
* Timeslot: no preference
* Description: Learn about the tools that CC currently uses to facilitate localization of various parts of the CC site. This session can also be a forum for suggesting new tools, processes or methods to make translating as easy as possible.

=== LRMI project ===
* Organizer(s): Greg Grossmeier
* Timeslot: Saturday 13:00 - 13:50
* Description: Learn about CC's exciting education metadata project, the [[LRMI|Learning Resource Metadata Initiative]]

== Open Times ==
* Friday 14:00-15:00 (2 time slots)
* Friday 15:00-16:25 (2 time slots)

* Saturday 9:00-10:30 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 11:00-11:50 (4 time slots)
* Saturday 12:00-12:50 (2 time slots)
* Saturday 13:00-13:50 (1 time slot) LRMI
* Saturday 13:00-14:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:00-15:20 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 14:30-15:50 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 15:30-16:00 (1 time slot)
* Saturday 16:00-16:50 (2 time slots)

* Sunday 9:00-10:40 (3 time slots)
* Sunday 11:00-12:30 (2 time slots)

CC Asia Conference 2010

2010-06-07T00:57:02Z

CCID-trc: /* 2010-06-04 */

{{Event
|Mainurl=http://www.creativecommons.or.kr
|EventType=Conference
|date=2010/06/04
|end_date=2010/06/05
|Location=Seoul, Korea
|EventCategory=CC-Specific, Free Culture, Open Access, Open Business, Open Data, Open Education
|Attendance=Yes
|invitation=No
|public=Yes
}}
=='''CC Asia Pacific Conference 2010'''==

=== Who ===
Creative Commons Korea, Creative Commons Global Community members, Creative Commons Jurisdiction Projects, and general public.

=== What ===
{{incomplete}}
''"Open for Innovation"''

=== When ===
June 3 to June 5, 2010

=== Where ===
{{incomplete}}
Seoul, South Korea
* Welcome Reception (Jun 3) - Somerset Palace Seoul [http://www.somerset.com/en/south_korea/seoul/somerset_palace/attractions.html?override_form=234]
* CC Asia Pacific Conference (Jun 4) - National Museum of Korea [http://www.museum.go.kr/eng/visit/directions.jsp]
* Conference Banquet (Jun 4) - Seoul Partners House[http://seoulhouse.org/eng/category/7]
* CC Asia Meeting (Jun 5) - National Museum of Korea[http://www.museum.go.kr/eng/visit/directions.jsp]
* CC Friends Party (Jun 5) - Theater ZERO[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=ko&geocode=&q=%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8%ED%8A%B9%EB%B3%84%EC%8B%9C+%EB%A7%88%ED%8F%AC%EA%B5%AC+%EC%84%9C%EA%B5%90%EB%8F%99+364-4+&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=32.610437,79.013672&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=%ED%95%9C%EA%B5%AD+%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8%ED%8A%B9%EB%B3%84%EC%8B%9C+%EB%A7%88%ED%8F%AC%EA%B5%AC+%EC%84%9C%EA%B5%90%EB%8F%99+364-4&z=16]
* Shared Film Festival (Jun 3 - Jun 9) - Cinemaru[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=ko&geocode=&q=%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8%EC%8B%9C+%EC%A2%85%EB%A1%9C%EA%B5%AC+%EC%8B%A0%EB%AC%B8%EB%A1%9C+2%EA%B0%80+1-+153&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=32.610437,79.013672&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=%ED%95%9C%EA%B5%AD+%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8%ED%8A%B9%EB%B3%84%EC%8B%9C+%EC%A2%85%EB%A1%9C%EA%B5%AC+%EC%8B%A0%EB%AC%B8%EB%A1%9C2%EA%B0%80+1-153&ll=37.570527,126.971912&spn=0.00398,0.009645&z=17]

=== Why ===
{{incomplete}}
One of the main goals of this conference is to provide an occasion for CC communities in Asia and the Pacific to gather together to share experience and discuss common issues and potential projects. They will be given an opportunity to enhance their ties of friendship and cooperation and build new networks with individuals and organizations from various fields at both the international and local level, which will in turn facilitate collaboration within and across CC communities in the region. Furthermore, this event will also provide broader benefits to other parts of the society, by engaging experts and the general public from various areas and giving them inspiration to get innovative ideas and explore new possibilities.

----

=== Schedule and Program ===

==== 2010-06-03 ====

Arrival into Seoul

* 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm "Shared Film Festival" opening ceremony

(*The festival will run through from June 3rd to June 9th)

* 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Welcome reception

==== 2010-06-04 ====

* 9:30 am - 6:00 pm CC Asia Pacific Conference "Open for Innovation"
* 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Banquet for guest speakers & CC affiliates

{|
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 09:00 - 10:00
| colspan="2" | Registration
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 10:00 - 10:10
| colspan="2" | Welcoming Remarks
'' - JinSup Jung, Chairman of CC Korea''
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 10:10 - 10:20
| colspan="2" | Congratulatory Remarks
'' - Hyung-kyu Maeng, Minister of Public Administration and Security of Korea''
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 10:25 - 10:45
| colspan="2" | '''Opening Keynote : "CC for innovation"'''
'' - Joichi Ito, CEO of Creative Commons''
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 10:50 - 11:50
| colspan="2" | [Overview] 
'''CC license usage in the world''' 
'' - Giorgos Cheliotis, CC Singapore'' 
'''Activities and Relationship of Creative Commons Korea''' 
'' - Jay Yoon, CC Korea'' 
'''Present and Future of Web Portals in Korea''' 
Hye-seung Jung, Daum
In-hyuk, Choi, Naver
|- align="center" bgcolor="silver" valign="middle"
! 11:50 - 13:00
| colspan="2" | Lunch
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 13:00 - 15:20
|

'''[Session 1] The more you open, the more you get''' 
'' Moderator: Won-jae Lee'' 
'''Sharism''' ([http://www.slideshare.net/rejon/sharism-cckorea10 slides]) 
'' - Isaac Mao, Jon Phillips, and Christopher Adams'' 
'''What does "Open" mean to us?''' 
'' - Young-eul Kim, Nate'' 
'''NHK Creative Library''' 
'' - Seinoshin yamagishi'' 
'''VODO.net''' 
'' - Jamie King'' 

|
'''[Session 2] What can governments and people do for innovation in web 2.0 era?'''
 
''Moderator: Borami Kim'' 
'''Government 2.0 Taskforce Case in AU''' ''- Mia Garlick, CC Australia'' 
'''OA PSI Movement''' 
'' - Anne Fitzgerald'' 
'''Working with the public sector in using CC licenses: Lessons learned''' ([http://www.slideshare.net/trc/public-sector-cc-asia-2010 slides]) 
'' - Tyng-Ruey Chuang, CC Taiwan'' 
'''Korea's Government 2.0 cases''' 
'' - Jae-gon Jung, Korea Copyright Commission'' 
'' - Sung-ju Kang, Ministry of Public Administration and Security'' 
'' - Jung-hee Song, Seoul Metropolitan Government'' 

|- align="center" bgcolor="silver" valign="middle"
! 15:20 - 15:30
| colspan="2" | Break
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 15:30 - 17:10
|
'''[Session 3] Getting inspiration from open creation''' 
''Moderator: Seung-jun Choi'' 
'''INTO INFINITY & iPhone remix application''' 
'' - Takahiro Saito & Izumi Yoshida, CC Japan'' 
'''Open Secret Technology and its Boomerang Effects''' 
'' - Hojun Song'' 
'''Open Source Cinema''' 
'' - Brett Gaylor'' 
'''"Remix and Share" project''' 
'' - Handong Zhu, CC China Mainland'' 
'''CC to the Museum''' 
'' - Fumio Nanjo & Choi JungHua, Mori Art Museum''
|
'''[Session 4] Open Education Resource: innovation for learning and teaching''' 
''Moderator: Namu Lee'' 
'''Creative Commons and Open Educational Resources''' 
''- Jane Park, CC HQ'' 
'''OER in Korea''' 
''- Hye-kyung Yang, KERIS" 
'''Overview of OCW worldwide''' 
''- Meena Hwang, OpenCourseware Consortium'' 
'''Snow 2.0''' 
''- Jisun Lee, Sookmyung University'' 
'''OER Case study''' 
''-Ha-young Shin''

|- align="center" bgcolor="silver" valign="middle"
! 17:10 - 17:20
| colspan="2" | Break
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 17:20 - 18:00
| colspan="2" | '''Closing Keynote''' 
''- Lawrence Lessig''
|}

==== 2010-06-05 ====

* 9:30 am - 4:00 pm CC ASIA PACIFIC Meeting
* 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm CC Friends Party
{|
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 09:00 - 09:30
| Registration
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 09:30 - 10:00
| Announcement from CC Korea and CC HQ
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 10:00 - 11:30
| '''[Session 1] Case studies and project showcases'''
''Moderator: Tyng-Ruey Chuang''

* Korea - Case studies, ''by Ju-young Oh''
* Australia - Creative industry business models ''by Jessica Coates''
* China Mainland - Promotion programs of CC China Mainland in the areas of culture, science and education ''by Ping Liu''
* Japan - Science Commons Translation Project, online fair use survey ''by Tomoaki Watanabe''

|- align="left" bgcolor="silver" valign="top"
! 11:30 - 11:40
| Break
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 11:40 - 12:30
| '''[Session 2] Case studies and project showcases''' ''(continued)''
''Moderator: Jessica Coates''

* The Philippines - Free Access to Law (FAL) ''by Michael Vernon Guerrero Mendiola''
* Taiwan - Fun with Metadata ''by Bob Chao''
* Syria - MiddleEastern Opportunities ''by Bassel Safadi''
* Canada - status.net ''by Jon Phillips''

|- align="left" bgcolor="silver" valign="top"
! 12:10 - 13:30
| Lunch
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 13:30 - 14:40
| '''[Session 3] Sharing experience'''
''Moderator: Chunyan Wang''

Funding, making community, collaboration with other NGO, cultural difference, copyright issues, etc.

* Japan - CC Japan's networking and chain reactions through outreach activities ''by Tomoaki Watanabe''
* New Zealand - The Organisation of Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand ''by Jane Hornibrook''
* Taiwan - Sharing the experience of popularizaing and cooperating with other organizations ''by Emily (Wen-Yin) Chou''
* Korea - Building Community and Relationship of CC Korea ([http://www.slideshare.net/cckslide/cc-korea2010-seoul slides]) ''by Miyoung Yi''
* China Mainland - Building the Institutional Capacity of CC China Mainland ''by Chunyan Wang''

|- align="left" bgcolor="silver" valign="top"
! 14:40 - 15:00
| Break
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 15:00 - 15:40
| '''[Session 4]Fundraising

''Moderator: Jay Yoon''

* fundraising issues on NGO area ''by Wonsoon Park (Social Designer of Hope institute)''
* introducing the case of Blue Butterfly Project ''by SB (Prain)''

|- align="left" bgcolor="silver" valign="top"
! 15:40 - 15:50
| Break
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 15:50 - 16:50
| '''[Session 5]Roadmap for CC Asia Pacific Community'''

''Moderator: Jimmy Soriano''

Relationship with CC HQ, CCL upgrade, newsletter, office, web site, joint projects, etc.
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 16:50 - 17:00
| Wrap-up and Conclusion
|- align="left" bgcolor="Silver" valign="top"
! 18:00 - 18:40
| Dinner
|- align="left" bgcolor="pink" valign="top"
! 18:40 - 19:40
| '''CC Friends Party'''

* Open Clipart Library ([http://www.slideshare.net/rejon/openclipart-aiki-framework-lightning-talk-10 slides]) ''by Jon Phillips''

|- align="left" bgcolor="silver" valign="top"
|}

==== 2010-06-06 ====
* Fun day, free time and/or departure at Incheon International Airport

=== Registration ===
Please follow the link below and submit the form to register for this event.
The information you will provide will be used to help us preparing the event.
[http://spreadsheets1.google.com/embeddedform?formkey=dGtzZ0N0aElQSVU5UWltZFVRZC1yTHc6MQ]

=== Contact ===
*Email: ccasia@cckorea.org
*Facebook: Creative Commons Asia-Pacific (http://www.facebook.com/creativecommons.ap)
*Twitter:

=== Useful Information ===
{{incomplete}}

*Seoul public transportation system[http://www.lifeinkorea.com/information/trans/seoul-trans.cfm]
*Subway map[http://www.smrt.co.kr/Train/Subwaymap/Eng/Subwaymap.jsp]
*Weather in June
**In June, the weather in Seoul ranges from low 16°C(60.8℉) to high 27°C(80.6℉) in average. It is early summer, so you can wear a short-sleeve.
*Things to do
**Visit Korea[http://www.visitkorea.or.kr/intro.html] 
**Seoul City Tour Bus[http://en.seoulcitybus.com]/