A type of [[human rights license]] used for the [[Torrify]] system.
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A type of [[human rights license]] used by [[Hacktivismo]].
[[category:human rights]] [[category:politics]] [[category:license]]
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*Often rights are left in limbo when an enterprise fails or becomes acquired by another t
...rger employers who might use agreements with one to compromise the other's rights.
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...ng and use of works such as databases and others protected by 'neighboring rights' increase?
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...he previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norway is in the process of localizing
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...s recent work is a co-edited volume (with Andrew Murray) entitled “Human Rights in the Digital Age” and he defended his PhD thesis "Disruptive Technology
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* Moral Rights -- Prof. Susy Frankel (CC New Zealand, Victoria University of Wellington)
* Discussion (working group Moral Rights)
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Fair use is a part of copyright law. Even for "all rights reserved" copyright, fair use is permitted. For details, see the United Sta
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...ublic domain worldwide is to see if the copyright holder has dedicated all rights to the work to the public domain by using [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/
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...ation: ‘People often labour under the delusion that everything is “all rights reserved” or anyone can take it and use it, and that there’s no middle
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...use CC to change your copyright terms from "All Rights Reserved" to "Some Rights Reserved."
...a world in which every last use of a work is regulated and in which “all rights reserved” (and then some) is the norm. At the other end is a vision of an
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* Anonymity, Privacy and Identity: Towards a Bill of User rights
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...- though updated — methods of selling downloads and commercial licensing rights.
...ates for "Shareable music" -- a distinct forking from the standard, ‘all rights reserved’ approach, because users are permitted to — rather than prohib
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...urage you to take part’ in a range of prominent issues surrounding human rights and democracy (http://www.britishcouncil.org/zerocarboncity-debate.htm). o
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...ives users the option to change this default to another CC licence, or all rights reserved if they wish. By doing so, 60Sox actively promotes the exchange of
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...ning contributors’ ability to expose environmental destruction and human rights abuses through well-researched submissions, the EngageMedia collective stat
...ences. They can allow reproduction and distribution while preserving some rights that leaves open the potential to recoup funds through commercial distribut
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...ctivities available to consumers and creators than a more traditional "all rights reserved" model. In short, while it gave media consumers the freedom to tak
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...amount of work involved in rights clearing, it is not feasible to use "all rights reserved" images for audio visual display purposes. You can find further de
...f the practical benefits it provides, by ensuring that the library has the rights it needs to harvest, maintain and promote the collection, while still allow
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...them so you can use them. But please return your goodwill by respecting my rights. Before CC licences, my works were either protected by record labels to a r
...s. Before that, it would cost them a lot to get those kinds of music usage rights. The paperwork alone will kill you. CC facilitates remix culture. CC someho
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...ons licences in addition to a Public Domain option and the standard © All Rights Reserved. The goal for this implementation is to give users the freedom to
...eb development in mid-2006, when he was introduced to the idea of flexible rights for creative content. Yoav immediately began reading up on open source, GP
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