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Salon

2010-05-11T16:44:48Z

Johndbritton: fixed puncuation

[[Category:Salon]] [[Category:Event]]
{{Project}}

{{Infobox|
CC Salons are global, informal events focused on building a community of artists, developers, and creators of all kinds around Creative Commons licenses, standards, and technology. The first event took place in San Francisco in 2006 with the idea to replicate in other locations internationally. Since then salons have sprung up in cities [[All Salons|around the world]]. Whether you're familiar with Creative Commons or are brand new to the concepts behind it, we encourage you to check out a salon near you.

The format for each event varies based on the location, but the overall concept is simple. CC Salons are open forums for people who are interested in the issues surrounding Creative Commons and global participatory culture. If you're interested in attending - check out the [[#Upcoming_Salons|upcoming salons]]. If your city doesn't have one - feel free to [[#Resources_for_starting_your_own_CC_Salon|start your own]]. Check out the [[#Resources_for_starting_your_own_CC_Salon|resources]] for starting your salon for extra info.
}}

== Upcoming Salons ==
* [[Copenhagen Salon]] April 27, 2010
* [[Beirut Salon]] April 16, 2010
* [[Istanbul Salon]] April 18, 2010
* [[San Francisco Salon|San Francisco]] May 3, 2010
* [[Chiang Mai Salon|Chiang Mai]] June 12, 2010

== Past Salons ==

* [[Seoul Salon|Seoul]] March 17, 2010
* [[Delhi Salon|Delhi]] February 28, 2010
* [[NYC_Salon|New York]] March 3, 2010
* [[Bangalore Salon|Bangalore, India]] December 2, 2009
* [[Amman_Salon|Amman, Jordan]] November 16, 2009
* [[Bangkok Salon|Bangkok]] September 12, 2009
* [[Alps Salon|Vienna]] September 11, 2009
* [[Boston Salon|Boston]] February 25, 2009, co-hosted with Creative Commons, Participatory Culture Foundation and Pecha Kucha Boston
* [[Berlin Salon|Berlin]] February 26, 2009 (together with the Openeverything Focus event)
* [[NYC Salon|NYC]] June 18, 2009

== All Salons ==

* [[Amsterdam Salon|Amsterdam]]
* [[Austin Salon|Austin, TX]]
* [[Berlin Salon|Berlin]]
* [[Beijing Salon|Beijing]]
* [[Beirut Salon|Beirut]]
* [[Bogotá Salon|Bogotá]]
* [[Boston Salon|Boston]]
* [[Brisbane Salon|Brisbane]]
* [[Chennai Salon|Chennai, India]]
* [[Johannesburg Salon|Johannesburg]]
* [[London Salon|London]]
* [[Los Angeles Salon|Los Angeles]]
* [[NYC Salon|NYC]]
* [[Saigon Salon|Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)]]
* [[San Francisco Salon|San Francisco]]
* [[Taipei Salon|Taipei]]
* [[Toronto Salon|Toronto]]
* [[Warsaw Salon|Warsaw]]
* [[Alps Salon|Vienna]]

* Add your CC Salon after you "[[#Resources_for_starting_your_own_CC_Salon|Start Your Own Salon]]"

== Resources for starting your own CC Salon ==

There are a few important items to consider before you start a Salon. These are by no means requirements but rather guidelines and tips that we have discovered in planning our own Salons - they should be seen as a starting point meant to spark ideas for your own Salon as they are all unique. The list format (and some of the content) is very much inspired by the [http://dorkbot.org/startadorkbot/ wonderful folks at dorkbot].

===Theme===
It is important to remember that each location will have its own unique slant on the Salon format. While the Salons are meant to function generally as a way for people interested in CC to meet up and socialize, Salons can (and should) focus on a specific theme - the arts, computer programming, social networking, etc. This theme needn't be static - it can change every Salon - but it helps to get speakers who will be able to speak on similar topics.

===Frequency===
To ensure a strong turnout, it is important to understand how often your audience is willing to meet up. Similarly, think about how many presenters and projects you can rotate through on a continuous basis. These two factors could mean a Salon happening every month, every 6 months, or even every year - each locale is different. The better you can space the Salons according to your audience and presenters, the better turn out and dialogue you will have, making the Salon more successful as a whole.

===Venue===
Having the Salon in a consistent space will help ensure repeat attendance. Reach out to local art galleries, bars/pubs, and even universities to see if they can offer you a block of time to use their space for free. The space doesn't need to be extravagant and it is good to remember that a small but full space is more conducive to discussion than a large but empty one.

===Equipment===
It is important to allow presenters the ability to showcase media - be it video, audio, slideshow, or other. Speakers and a projector aren't essential to the Salons but they will make them run much smoother. If your venue doesn't have those things on hand, ask around to your friends and co-workers. More likely than not someone will have something that will work.

===Cost===
All of the CC-run Salons are free and open to the public and there is little to no money spent on additional resources. We encourage you to make do with the sparsest of budgets - in regards to promotion we are happy to [http://creativecommons.org/weblog blog] any Salons happening and [http://creativecommons.org/contact/#community CC's mailing-lists] are a great way to promote as well.

===Format===
CC Salons tend to be run in an open manner, allowing people to mingle and socialize as they see fit. Outside of this there are often two to three presenters who will speak to their own use of CC licenses, be it personal or for a larger organization they are part of. This is by no means a rigid guideline but rather a starting point - feel free to screen a film, hold a panel discussion, have a live music performance, or anything else that may be relevant. Most importantly, remember to have fun!

===Using CC's Logos and Marks===
Use of CC's logos and trademarks, even in connection with a CC Salon, is subject to our [http://creativecommons.org/policies Policies]. You should review those before using our logos and marks. If you are interested in using our logos and marks in ways not contemplated by that policy, or if you are interested in developing a new logo for your Salon that incorporates one of our protected trademarks or logos, please ask us first by contacting us at salon[at]creativecommons.org. You should also contact us first if you are interested in creating new swag that incorporates our logos or marks, whether or not you plan to give them away or sell them.

===More Resources===

* [[Announcement List]]
* [[Speaking at Salon]]
* [[Start Your Own Salon]]
* [[Salon Past Events|Past Events]]
* [[Salon Future Presenters|Future Presenters]] (To Be Setup)
* [[Salon Ideas|Ideas]]
* [[Salon Background|Background Information]]
* [[Salon External Links|External Links]]

NYC Salon

2010-02-01T21:31:17Z

Johndbritton:

[[Category:Salon]] [[Category:Event]]

[[Image:Salon-nyc-white.png]]
===Wednesday, March 3, 2010===
==== Theme: Opening Education ====

Line-up:
* Eric Frank, co-founder of [http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/ Flat World Knowledge]
* Neeru Paharia, co-founder of the [http://p2pu.org Peer 2 Peer University]
* Panel of Educators who are leveraging CC licenses and social media
** [http://www.davidbill.org/ Dave Bill], Technology Integrator at the Dwight School and [http://tedxnyed.com TEDxNYED] organizer
** [http://www.21apples.org/ Arvind Grover], co-host of [http://edtechtalk.com/21cl 21st Century Learning], Director of Technology at the Hewitt School (also [http://tedxnyed.com TEDxNYED] organizer)
** TBD
==== Format ====
* 7pm - 10pm
* Presentations, Panel, Q&A dispersed throughout and after
* Free as in Beer Beer (courtesy of [http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/ Flat World Knowledge])
==== Space ====
[http://openplans.org/ The Open Planning Project]
 [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&q=148+Lafayette+St+New+York,+NY+10013+USA&ie=UTF8&split=0&gl=us&ei=1q2qStXJBY6llAew4ZjqBg&z=16&iwloc=A 148 Lafayette St]
 Between Grand & Howard
 New York, NY

Host: [http://gothamschools.org/ Gotham Schools]

==Past Salons==
===Thursday, June 18, 2009===

==== Format ====
*7pm - 10pm
* Presentations, Q&A
*Free as in Beer Beer
* Details at announcement post http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/14904

==== Space ====
For Your Imagination
22 W. 27th St., 6th Floor
New York, NY

NYC Salon

2010-01-26T15:35:53Z

Johndbritton:

[[Category:Salon]] [[Category:Event]]

[[Image:Salon-nyc-white.png]]
===Wednesday, March 3, 2010===
==== Format ====
*7pm - 10pm
* Presentations, Panel, Q&A
** [http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/ Flatworld Knowledge], [http://p2pu.org Peer 2 Peer University], Panel of [http://tedxnyed.com TEDxNYED] organizers/educators, CC in education update
*Free as in Beer Beer (courtesy of [http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/ Flat World Knowledge])
* Details at announcement post TBA

==== Space ====
[http://openplans.org/ The Open Planning Project]
 [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&q=148+Lafayette+St+New+York,+NY+10013+USA&ie=UTF8&split=0&gl=us&ei=1q2qStXJBY6llAew4ZjqBg&z=16&iwloc=A 148 Lafayette St]
 Between Grand & Howard
 New York, NY

Host: [http://gothamschools.org/ Gotham Schools]

==Past Salons==
===Thursday, June 18, 2009===

==== Format ====
*7pm - 10pm
* Presentations, Q&A
*Free as in Beer Beer
* Details at announcement post http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/14904

==== Space ====
For Your Imagination
22 W. 27th St., 6th Floor
New York, NY

Case Studies/Flat World Knowledge

2009-06-27T18:49:50Z

Johndbritton:

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== License Usage ==

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== Motivations ==

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== Media ==
* http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/in-the-news
* http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/press-releases

Case Studies/Flat World Knowledge

2009-06-27T18:47:55Z

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2009-06-27T18:47:44Z

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== Media ==
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2009-06-27T18:46:36Z

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2009-06-27T18:44:57Z

Johndbritton:

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== Motivations ==

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== Media ==
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2009-06-27T18:44:10Z

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Case Studies/Flat World Knowledge

2009-06-27T18:42:52Z

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Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:05:51Z

Johndbritton:

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Event Website: http://nyc.openeverything.us

[http://nyc.openeverything.us Open Everything NYC] will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, [http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration online pre-registration] is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.

The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program ([http://barcamp.org Barcamp] style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From http://openeverything.net:
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Event Website: http://nyc.openeverything.us

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:05:10Z

Johndbritton:

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[http://nyc.openeverything.us Open Everything NYC] will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, [http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration online pre-registration] is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.

The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program ([http://barcamp.org Barcamp] style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From http://openeverything.net:
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Event Website: http://nyc.openeverything.us

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:04:14Z

Johndbritton:

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[http://nyc.openeverything.us Open Everything NYC] will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, [http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration online pre-registration] is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.

The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program ([http://barcamp.org Barcamp] style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From http://openeverything.net:
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:03:41Z

Johndbritton:

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[http://nyc.openeverything.us Open Everything NYC] will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, [http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration online pre-registration] is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.

The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program ([http://barcamp.org Barcamp] style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From [http://openeverything.net]:
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:01:53Z

Johndbritton:

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[[http://nyc.openeverything.us Open Everything NYC]] will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, <a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration">online pre-registration</a> is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.
The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program (<a href="http://barcamp.org">Barcamp</a> style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From <a href="http://openeverything.net">http://openeverything.net:</a>
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:01:19Z

Johndbritton:

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<a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us">Open Everything NYC</a> will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, <a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration">online pre-registration</a> is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.
The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program (<a href="http://barcamp.org">Barcamp</a> style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From <a href="http://openeverything.net">http://openeverything.net:</a>
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:00:51Z

Johndbritton:

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<a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us">Open Everything NYC</a> will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, <a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration">online pre-registration</a> is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.
The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program (<a href="http://barcamp.org">Barcamp</a> style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From <a href="http://openeverything.net">http://openeverything.net:</a>
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T18:00:16Z

Johndbritton:

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<a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us">Open Everything NYC</a> will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, <a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration">online pre-registration</a> is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.
The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program (<a href="http://barcamp.org">Barcamp</a> style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From <a href="http://openeverything.net">http://openeverything.net:</a>
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.

Open Everything NYC

2009-03-17T17:58:08Z

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<a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us">Open Everything NYC</a> will take place on Saturday 18 April 2009 at the UNICEF headquarters in the United Nations Plaza, NYC. The event will run the full day, registration will open at 8:00AM and things will be in full swing by 9:00AM.
The event will be 100% free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis, <a href="http://nyc.openeverything.us/#registration">online pre-registration</a> is required. The main hall can hold up to 250 guests.
The event will consist of two keynote presentations (one opening & one closing) each of about 1 hour in duration. In the time between the two keynotes attendees will be in control of the program (<a href="http://barcamp.org">Barcamp</a> style). There will be a number of conference rooms available for individuals to hold talks & discussions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data, Creative Commons, Open Hardware, and more.

From <a href="http://openeverything.net">http://openeverything.net:</a>
<blockquote>Open Everything is a global conversation about the art, science and spirit of 'open'. It gathers people using openness to create and improve software, education, media, philanthropy, architecture, neighbourhoods, workplaces and the society we live in: everything. It's about thinking, doing and being open.</blockquote>
Open Everything was started by a few people back in the beginning of 2008, and it has grown to include events in cities around the world. New York is going to be the next and we'd be delighted if you would participate.