...create and implement a new standardised Creative Commons-based information licensing arrangement for all Queensland Government information, providing on-demand
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As to how the project came to adopt Creative Commons licensing, Jon Phillips, a co-founder of Fabricatorz, has been around and participate
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:‘YouDecide2007 utilised CC licensing to allow portability of content. We thought it important that our contribut
...e. Although permissions from the bloggers were obtained, Creative Commons licensing allowed this content to be republished with appropriate attribution.
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...hnology. When asked about ANAT’s motivations to employ Creative Commons licensing for ''Filter'' by Rachel Cobcroft from Creative Commons Australia, Managing
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...heir first shot at being published, in an open field with little barriers. Licensing ''The Pundit'' under Creative Commons enables us to utilise their work with
...ttribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia licence]. This licensing facilitated the republishing of much of the magazine’s content on blogs d
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...as steadily increasing. Asked why PLoS decided to employ Creative Commons licensing, he [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7038 responded]:
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...allowed us to stop working in the traditional way: In some ways I think by licensing the music under CC, for me, serves more to say “It's actually OK to give
...ode, Rowan reflects that he was really impressed with the Creative Commons licensing scheme:
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...T staff and students can gain access) this application of Creative Commons Licensing provides open access to student work in ways that have previously been extr
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...ke 2.5 Licence]. According to web master Sebastian Chan, the intention in licensing under Creative Commons was to allow school children and teachers to use the
...this project, with all agreeing to the use of CC. Having Creative Commons licensing on certain images was felt potentially to encourage interest and sales of t
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...range of CC licensing helps students to understand the different kinds of licensing models and the different kinds of value-adding that might benefit their car
...r Draper argues that, at the very least, Australia needs appropriate music licensing dedicated to the purposes of teaching and research. This framework needs t
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...f [http://www.aesharenet.com.au/ AEShareNet licences], an Australian-based licensing organisation that has been providing standard open content licences since 1
...processes such as ‘cutting-room floor’ footage. The Creative Commons licensing framework facilitates the distribution and reapplication of this content fo
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The Dictionary of Sydney project has considered the adoption of open content licensing to enable broad reuse of material hosted in the Dictionary. DoS Project Ma
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|Quote=I don’t believe that licensing the book under CC has negatively impacted on sales of the book. On the cont
...n–Noncommercial 2.5 Australia licence]. Both versions carry appropriate licensing information. The online version has been downloaded over 1000 times since
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...der [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/au/ Creative Commons licensing] by USQ are:
:‘Licensing under OCL allowed us to make available to anyone who might be interested in
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...media communications organisation advocating for open content and flexible licensing models, is engaged in both the development of and sustainable access to com
...enspectrum.org.au Open Spectrum Australia] (sustaining community broadcast licensing on the digital spectrum), [http://wiki.apc.org.au/index.php?title=Home_Land
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<br/>AFH's Open Architecture Network [http://openarchitecturenetwork.org/licensing enables CC licenses] for designers who wish to license their designs under
...nows what belongs to who, who’s really the designer, who’s liable. CC licensing could clear that up.’
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Creative Commons licensing enabled Chris to incorporate spontaneity into his animation workflow, utili
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...me/perl/general.cgi?l=1 eMule], coupled with Creative Commons and Free Art licensing, Jamendo emphasises the legal distribution of content. Its business model
*A legal framework to support artists, through Creative Commons and Free Art Licensing;
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...sal of embedded objects and special links to obtain more information about licensing terms.
*'''Final milestone''' — A full-fledged Web application capable of parsing licensing information from a variety of sources.
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As founder of this netlabel, Sam Stephens first heard about Open Content Licensing through the open source software movement.
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