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| + | So, you are hosting media, possibly user-generated-content, or just standard media on a site. [[Media_Hosting_Wishlist|Here are some standard best use case items for how to build Creative Commons licensing and standards into your site]] for sharing, business and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 28 March 2007
This is where various business approaches in and around Creative Commons' activities are discussed. Please help by adding to this page.
Approaches
Rights Brokering
Since Creative Commons licenses are non-exclusive, companies can act as rights brokers to make other commercial agreements with copyright holders.
There is a more technical example of this on CC Labs.
Examples
- Magnatune
- All content is licensed restrictively with a Creative Commons license, but commercial rights are brokered for standard set fees for various uses/distribution options (film, radio, youtube, etc).
- http://pumpaudio.com
Media Hosting Site
So, you are hosting media, possibly user-generated-content, or just standard media on a site. Here are some standard best use case items for how to build Creative Commons licensing and standards into your site for sharing, business and Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
