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File:P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf

2010-06-30T14:49:10Z

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Grants/P.Noy Digital Photo Contest

2010-06-30T14:35:17Z

Jimmy Soriano:

{{Grant Application
|Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contest
|applicants=Philippine Commons
|contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano
|coordinator=Bea Soriano
|start date=2010/08/15
|end date=2010/12/15
|Affiliation=Creative Commons Philippines
|Mainurl=www.philippinecommons.org
|Affiliated=Yes
|description=The Philippines has just elected a new President and hopes to translate the Obama like election of President Noynoy Aquino in restoring decency and integrity in public service. President Noynoy wants to be called P.Noy, which sounds like the slang version of Filipino, 'Pinoy'.

The Philippine Commons movement would like to take advantage of this patriotic spirit by holding a digital photo contest under the theme of the Pinoys' expression of love for their country. All submissions shall be under a CC-BY-NC-SA Phils 3.0 license.

Through the competition, CC Philippines hopes to integrate freedom of Internet expressions in the life of the nation now under a new political regime, inspired by the People Power Revolution led by former President Cory Aquino and martyred husband Ninoy Aquino, the deceased parents of P.Noy.
|output=The output of the project and the entries will be captured in a website under a CC license.
|community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their expression of love of country and symbol of hope through CC in digital photography.
|community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with digital artists and students who may wish to participate in the event. We have not undertaken a similar project before.
|measurement=We will measure the project impact through the attention it will get from the public and mass media, as well as the participation of digital artists.
|participants=We expect to attract hundreds of entries. We will form an organizing committee and a distinguished panel of judges to handle the selection of winners, which we hope to award during the anniversary celebration of Creative Commons on December 2010. The success of the event per se could make it a sustainable project in later years as it would most likely attract suitable sponsors.
|impact=Obviously, the project will harness creativity in digital photography as each entries must be able to adapt and conform to the theme of love of country.
|tech needs=The project will utilize open source tools and application. Depending on the public response, the project may need assistance in terms of server hosting.
|challenges=We expect some challenges in terms of defining the criteria to determine the winners of the contest. But we will manage to overcome this by consulting reputable artists and photographers in the Philippines.
|sustainability=We would want to sustain the project after its initial implementation via the catalyst grant through institutional or even government sponsorship.
|scalability=The project can be scalable in terms of public attention and entries it would generate.
|resource needs=The catalyst grant that CC would provide.
|communication=Communication and networking are done through the traditional personal contacts and mailing lists for announcements and information dissemination.
|budget=P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf
|legal=Yes
}}

File:P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf

2010-06-30T14:34:01Z

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Grants/P.Noy Digital Photo Contes

2010-06-30T14:30:35Z

Jimmy Soriano:

{{Grant Application
|Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contest
|applicants=Philippine Commons
|contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano
|coordinator=Bea Soriano
|start date=2010/08/15
|end date=2010/12/15
|Affiliation=CC Philippines
|Mainurl=www.philippinecommons.org
|Affiliated=Yes
|description=The Philippines has just elected a new President and hopes to translate the Obama like election of President Noynoy Aquino in restoring decency and integrity in public service. President Noynoy wants to be called P.Noy, which sounds like the slang version of Filipino, 'Pinoy'.

The Philippine Commons movement would like to take advantage of this patriotic spirit by holding a digital photo contest under the theme of the Pinoys' expression of love for their country. All submissions shall be under a CC-BY-NC-SA Phils 3.0 license.

Through the competition, CC Philippines hopes to integrate freedom of Internet expressions in the life of the nation now under a new political regime, inspired by the People Power Revolution led by former President Cory Aquino and martyred husband Ninoy Aquino, the deceased parents of P.Noy.
|output=The output of the project will be captured in a website under a CC license.
|community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their expression of love of country and symbol of hope through digital photography.
|community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with digital artists and students who may wish to participate in the event. We have not undertaken a similar project before.
|measurement=We will measure the project impact through the attention it will get from the public and mass media, as well as the participation of digital artists.
|participants=We expect to attract hundreds of entries. We will form an organizing committee and a distinguished panel of judges to handle the selection of winners, which we hope to award during the anniversary celebration of Creative Commons on December 2010. The success of the event per se could make it a sustainable project in later years as it would most likely attract suitable sponsors.
|impact=Obviously, the project will harness creativity in digital photography as each entries must be able to adapt and conform to the theme of love of country.
|tech needs=The project will utilize open source tools and application. Depending on the public response, the project may need assistance in terms of server hosting.
|challenges=We expect some challenges in terms of defining the criteria to determine the winners of the contest. But we will manage to overcome this by consulting reputable artists and photographers in the Philippines.
|sustainability=We would want to sustain the project after its initial implementation via the catalyst grant through institutional or even government sponsorship.
|scalability=The project can be scalable in terms of public attention and entries it would generate.
|resource needs=The catalyst grant that CC would provide.
|communication=Communication and networking are done through the traditional mechanism of personal contacts and mailing lists for announcements and information dissemination.
|budget=P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf
|legal=Yes
}}

Grants/P.Noy Digital Photo Contes

2010-06-30T14:28:54Z

Jimmy Soriano: Created page with '{{Grant Application |Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contes |applicants=Philippine Commons |contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano |coordinator=Bea Soriano |start date=2010/08/15 |…'

{{Grant Application
|Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contes
|applicants=Philippine Commons
|contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano
|coordinator=Bea Soriano
|start date=2010/08/15
|end date=2010/12/15
|Affiliation=CC Philippines
|Mainurl=www.philippinecommons.org
|Affiliated=Yes
|description=The Philippines has just elected a new President and hopes to translate the Obama like election of President Noynoy Aquino in restoring decency and integrity in public service. President Noynoy wants to be called P.Noy, which sounds like the slang version of Filipino, 'Pinoy'.

The Philippine Commons movement would like to take advantage of this patriotic spirit by holding a digital photo contest under the theme of the Pinoys' expression of love for their country. All submissions shall be under a CC-BY-NC-SA Phils 3.0 license.

Through the competition, CC Philippines hopes to integrate freedom of Internet expressions in the life of the nation now under a new political regime, inspired by the People Power Revolution led by former President Cory Aquino and martyred husband Ninoy Aquino, the deceased parents of P.Noy.
|output=The output of the project will be captured in a website under a CC license.
|community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their expression of love of country and symbol of hope through digital photography.
|community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with digital artists and students who may wish to participate in the event. We have not undertaken a similar project before.
|measurement=We will measure the project impact through the attention it will get from the public and mass media, as well as the participation of digital artists.
|participants=We expect to attract hundreds of entries. We will form an organizing committee and a distinguished panel of judges to handle the selection of winners, which we hope to award during the anniversary celebration of Creative Commons on December 2010. The success of the event per se could make it a sustainable project in later years as it would most likely attract suitable sponsors.
|impact=Obviously, the project will harness creativity in digital photography as each entries must be able to adapt and conform to the theme of love of country.
|tech needs=The project will utilize open source tools and application. Depending on the public response, the project may need assistance in terms of server hosting.
|challenges=We expect some challenges in terms of defining the criteria to determine the winners of the contest. But we will manage to overcome this by consulting reputable artists and photographers in the Philippines.
|sustainability=We would want to sustain the project after its initial implementation via the catalyst grant through institutional or even government sponsorship.
|scalability=The project can be scalable in terms of public attention and entries it would generate.
|resource needs=The catalyst grant that CC would provide.
|communication=Communication and networking are done through the traditional mechanism of personal contacts and mailing lists for announcements and information dissemination.
|budget=P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf
|legal=Yes
}}

File:P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf

2010-06-30T14:27:57Z

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Grants/P.Noy Digital Photo Contest

2010-06-30T14:15:59Z

Jimmy Soriano: Created page with '{{Grant Application |Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contest |applicants=Philippine Commons |contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano |coordinator=Bea Soriano |start date=2010/08/15 …'

{{Grant Application
|Project Title=P.Noy Digital Photo Contest
|applicants=Philippine Commons
|contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano
|coordinator=Bea Soriano
|start date=2010/08/15
|end date=2010/12/15
|Affiliation=Creative Commons Philippines
|Mainurl=www.philippinecommons.org
|Affiliated=Yes
|description=The Philippines has just elected a new President and hopes to translate the Obama like election of President Noynoy Aquino in restoring decency and integrity in public service. President Noynoy wants to be called P.Noy, which sounds like the slang version of Filipino, 'Pinoy'.

The Philippine Commons movement would like to take advantage of this patriotic spirit by holding a digital photo contest under the theme of the Pinoys' expression of love for their country. All submissions shall be under a CC-BY-NC-SA Phils 3.0 license.

Through the competition, CC Philippines hopes to integrate freedom of Internet expressions in the life of the nation now under a new political regime, inspired by the People Power Revolution led by former President Cory Aquino and martyred husband Ninoy Aquino, the deceased parents of P.Noy.
|output=The output of the project will be captured in a website under a CC license.
|community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their expression of love of country and symbol of hope in digital photography.
|community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with digital artists and students who may wish to participate in the event. We have not undertaken a similar project before.
|measurement=We will measure the project impact through the attention it will get from the public and mass media, as well as the participation of digital artists.
|participants=We expect to attract hundreds of entries. We will form an organizing committee and a distinguished panel of judges to handle the selection of winners, which we hope to award during the anniversary celebration of Creative Commons on December 2010. The success of the event per se could make it a sustainable project in later years as it would most likely attract suitable sponsors.
|impact=Obviously, the project will harness creativity in digital photography as each entries must be able to adapt and conform to the theme of love of country.
|tech needs=The project will utilize open source tools and application. Depending on the public response, the project may need assistance in terms of server hosting.
|challenges=We expect some challenges in terms of defining the criteria to determine the winners of the contest. But we will manage to overcome this by consulting reputable artists and photographers in the Philippines.
|sustainability=We would want to sustain the project after its initial implementation via the catalyst grant through institutional or even government sponsorship.
|scalability=The project can be scalable in terms of public attention and entries it would generate.
|resource needs=The catalyst grant that CC would provide.
|communication=Communication and networking are done through the traditional personal contacts and mailing lists for announcements and information dissemination.
|legal=Yes
}}

File:P.Noy DigiPhoto COntest Budget.pdf

2010-06-30T14:12:49Z

Jimmy Soriano:

Grants/BatasPinoy Project

2010-06-30T09:47:00Z

Jimmy Soriano: Created page with '{{Grant Application |Project Title=BatasPinoy Project |applicants=AidLaw Institute Inc. |contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano |coordinator=Atty. Berne Guerrero |start date=2010/08/…'

{{Grant Application
|Project Title=BatasPinoy Project
|applicants=AidLaw Institute Inc.
|contact person=Prof. Jimmy Soriano
|coordinator=Atty. Berne Guerrero
|start date=2010/08/15
|end date=2011/02/15
|Affiliation=Creative Commons Philippines
|Mainurl=www.aidlaw.org
|Affiliated=Yes
|description=Philippine laws are complex and many times complicated for the understanding of ordinary Filipinos and non-lawyers. Most available legal references are obviously under the strict application of copyright, expensive because they are proprietary, and couched in legalese.

The idea of BatasPinoy is to commission 5 to 10 legal scholars to write basic legal information and materials that affect the Filipino day to day life ranging from laws governing the family, marriage, labor, human rights, crimes, taxation, property ownership, business transactions, intellectual property, and litigation properly organized expressed in layman's terms like an FAQ and make them accessible to Filipino end-users, here and abroad.
|output=The project seeks to come up with a minimum of 30 user-friendly and layman-understandable legal articles/literature on pre-identified popular legal topics to be made available on line in the AidLaw website in PDF format under a CC-BY-SA-NC Phils 3.0 license, which the general public may freely download and even print for distribution. Every legal article will carry the CC license and a brief explanation of what CC is all about.
|community=The project is seeking to target civil society in general as its audience. Through then dissemination of the legal information clearly under a CC license, the project expects to also propagate the notion of Creative Commons to institution that provides knowledge and information to make their otherwise copyrighted work dedicated to public service via the CC license.
|community relationship=The people behind the project have been in the academe and legal education for many years. With our LawPhil Project (www.lawphil.net) experience, we were able to provide free and open access to Philippine laws, rules and jurisprudence under a CC license, not only to the academe, legal scholars, and law practitioners but also to government, institutions and the public in general. The LawPhil Project in fact is the most popular online legal resource website in the Philippines. This time and unlike LawPhil raw content, BatasPinoy aims to provide value-added content of legal literature/refernce.
|measurement=WE will measure the project's impact through an online feedback and testimonial mechanism that will be integrated with all the legal materials that will be be uploaded in the AidLaw website.
|participants=Depending on the size of the grant that would be made available, we expect a maximum of 10 legal scholars to get involve in the project. We will sustain their involvement by providing a modest honorarium for their output and the inspiration and motivation that the project is intended to serve the public interest on free access to law.
|impact=BatasPinoy Project seeks to capture initially basic Philippine laws involving popular topics/issues. After the launching of the project, we intend to have an active campaign to inspire other legal scholars to develop their own materials and have them uploaded and be made available in the AidLaw website under a CC license until such time that we are able to cover every legal concern in our jurisdiction. In this way, we accomplish CC's mission to increase the amount of creativity at least in legal content.
|tech needs=The project will utilize open source applications for each technology needs, to which we are very familiar with in terms of technical skills. We do not need additional hardware or equipments.
|challenges=The only challenge we expect to face is the accuracy and organization of the content of the legal materials to be produced. To overcome, we intend to organize a Board of Legal Editors to handle the review of the form and legal substance of every article. We also intend to adopt a standard format for the presentation of the legal materials.
|sustainability=After funding has ended, we intend to encourage legal scholars to contribute their knowledge. And depending on the traffic and patronage of end-users of the site, we may seek for private donations or sponsors or other alternative business models to fund the production of more legal literature under a CC license.
|scalability=The project may not be scalable in terms of money or money's worth. Just like LawPhil its scalability will depend on use and patronage of the public at large after its launching.
|resource needs=For the moment, BatasPinoy will only need the financial support to start the selection and organization of the legal scholars and sign up contracts with them to commence the project under a modest financial arrangement.
|communication=Being in the academe and our regular interaction with the legal community as active law practitioners, the system of communication is in place both personal and online. From the commencement of the BatasPinoy project, however, we also intend to utilize the social networks to get feedback and suggestions as the project progresses.
|budget=BatasPinoy Budget.pdf
|legal=Yes
}}

File:BatasPinoy Budget.pdf

2010-06-30T09:31:03Z

Jimmy Soriano: