...mons enables us to utilise their work without needing to take all creative rights away from the individual author.
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The rights and permissions pertaining to PHM’s content are clarified [http://www.pow
...ain images was felt potentially to encourage interest and sales of the All Rights Reserved photos, and to enable the collection to be seen and used to a grea
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:‘The best way to avoid infringing on the rights of another creative person is to use your skill, talent and imagination to
...o preventing the practice, or at least making others aware of the users’ rights. This option was seen as preferable to ‘spoiling’ artwork through the
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...a streamlined and easy-to-understand pathway into basic principles of the rights of creators;
...me aspects of media practices, and allows students to then value their own rights and to think more deeply about how they wish to further engage in commercia
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...g innovation and creative production without fear of litigation or lengthy rights-clearance processes. As materials are reused, it is hoped that creators an
...s for non-commercial purposes. Commercial use must be negotiated with the rights holders.
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...ne which seeks to publish information relating to social justice and human rights, to address the imbalance of power between the first world and the ‘major
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...propriate attribution. We are not in a position to support a very complex rights system.’
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...Rights Charter'']. Emphasising awareness, realisation, and protection of rights, the Charter commits to Internet access for all, access to knowledge, parti
...eas of community interest including environment, social development, human rights and social justice;
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...her than “all rights reserved,” the Creative Commons mantra is “some rights reserved”.’
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digital rights technologies, and a look at the future, including the
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...ers the possibility to distribute music freely, while preserving the basic rights of the artist.
...h artist’s profile clearly details their licence terms under the ‘Your rights on this album’ section, linking to the relevant Creative Commons deed.
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...ng behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses.
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#REDIRECT [[Machine Readable Rights: The CC Rights Expression Language]]
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...his license was most appealing to us as a label because it offers the same rights as the “Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0″ option - but
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....0 Unported license - these licenses, along with the option to reserve all rights offer our members maximum flexibility.
|Image_attribution=(Indaba logo (c) Indaba Media, LLC, All Rights Reserved)
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.... The concept of an artist being able to "dial in" the way they'd like the rights to their content to be used and reused is profound. For most of the public
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...em izboru - s ikonama temeljnih uvjeta odabrane licence ili natpisom "Some Rights Reserved" (Neka prava pridržana) i iskaz da je Vaše djelo licencirano pod
====Što predstavlja grafički gumb s natpisom "Some Rights Reserved" (Neka prava pridržana) ili s temeljnim uvjetima odabrane licence
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[[Category:Rights]]
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...ga grafički gumb s temeljnim uvjetima odabrane licence ili natpisom "Some Rights Reserved" (Neka prava pridržana) postavite na Vašu internetsku stranicu.
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;[[CC0]]: A waiver that attempts to offer users as many rights as possible, currently in beta.
;[[ccREL]]: Creative Commons Rights Expression Language, a composite recommendation of technologies for marking
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