...ent, and ____, in order to lower the transaction cost of businesses on the web. The idea is to lower the barriers for participation by all participants in
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**launched in 2002, searched web for “Creative Commons”;
**2004 daily collection of link counts from All the Web and Yahoo (Google is poor);
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So, say you’re surfing the web and you find a cool video with a CC license that says you’re free to copy
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Online portfolio of sound designer, audio engineer, musician, web developer and code monkey Kim Burgess.
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All this work will be deposited in an appropriate archives on the web so that anyone else can use it under the defined conditions and build-upon
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...itate the widespread availability of data upon which the emerging Semantic Web will depend.
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...r CC0 with [[RDFa|embedded metadata]]. Metadata allows search engines and web software to find structured information about pages. The minimal recommend
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...on. We expect this policy to be passed on - anyone who copies our texts or web pages and tries to claim copyright for themselves is stealing - not from us
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...erials, thereby reducing or eliminating clutter that typically accompanies web-scale queries.
<title>OER Aggregation Web Site</title>
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...idence may be added to embedded metadata through the use of [[WebStatement|web statement]].
...ivecommons.org/ccrel-guide/ ccREL by Example]''' provides examples of many web deployment scenarios with thorough explanations and is the best place to st
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...rly publishing, licensing policies, and the realization of the “semantic web” for science. This segmentation comes from analyzing the overall research
*The intersection of [[semantic web]] with [[Open Access]] content in neuroscience (the [[Neurocommons]])." - [
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...[participant commits to group]]s (including corporations) that operate the web service - usually including some agreements not to hack the service or caus
Many web and other software terms of use are considered far too restrictive or to cr
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In any [[web service]] or other creative or interactive effort, a '''participant commits
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...''This has been instituted at [[Wikipedia]] and all other [[Wikimedia]] [[web service]]s.''
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#REDIRECT [[Web Statement]]
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|Quote="The decision to place free materials on the web is not easily made. There are often substantial barriers. Intellectual pr
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...r country teams have adapted the previous version of the licenses and have web pages for instructing the rights owners for how to use the licenses. Norwa
...ork and using Nordic networks own channels like participating institutions web pages and mailing lists.
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For current program, see the [http://hiit.fi/nccc/ web site] of the conference.
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* application support -- on the web or on your desktop, extending your favorite application to support CC licen
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...methods, historical and current, of embedding CC license information in a web page (see the [[HTML|file format page]] for more information)
...l links (ie, [[CcPlus|cc:morePermissions]], [[ccREL|cc:attributionURL]], [[Web Statement|xmpRights:WebStatement]]) looking for additional metadata to prov
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