...evaluate it. A more global evaluation will be made in the months after the release (2012) and will be measured by traffic, other project adoptions, translatio
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The label aim is to release projects
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...located in Serbia, Belgrade from small town Batajnica. The label aim is to release projects that produce psychedelic, experimental and obscure Trance, with co
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...verse than in the area of intellectual property. In addition, institutions release this data with ad hoc, custom contracts (usage agreements) which are often
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...by employees of the agency. Such policy shall authorize state agencies to release potentially copyrightable materials under the Creative Commons licensing sy
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...t allows others to use and build upon them. Specifically, the grantee will release all new source code developed or created with TAACCCT grant funds under an
...ity College and Career Training Program (TAACCCT) grant program. The press release states that the current round of grants available is $474.5 million bringin
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...es as OER. Our terms in the link above may get modified upon this initial release, but the plan is to use the CC BY license except where the learning object
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...rategy is typical of many governments' promotional efforts. In a Q&A press release of 12th December 2011. Commission Vice President Neelie Kroes cites three r
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* Licensors can already add terms upon release, so is new provision necessary? Would also need to think through potential
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*Media content release – 0
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...rtistic creation in the future, we want to be sure that people who want to release these works freely can do so without worrying about potential compatibility
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...CC license, can he expect that rights created/enacted after the CC license release are not covered?
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...es, license users who are not willing to offer warranties (who continue to release their own works under 3.0) will not remix 4.0 content.
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...rk, which isn't true. First of all, the licensors themselves may choose to release under other licenses, and many do. (In fact, many licensors choose NonComme
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* Release all content produced by the OPN under CC BY and data under CC0, in a fully
* Release all content produced by the OPN, including the OPN website, under multiple
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...irst launch of the gateway and the results were used to develop the second release, which is currently online.
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...d that the provenance information for the work is kept intact. Authors who release their work under CC BY may request not to be attributed at all, and can req
...sition to grant the necessary rights to allow the author of the article to release the work under CC BY.
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4. Licensor may release the Work under different licensing terms or stop distributing the Work at a
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* NSF press release - http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=127043&WT.mc_id=USNSF_51&WT
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...iversity. We will video record this salon and edit a short video for later release online, so that more people around the world will get to know what's happen
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