|'''publisher'''||schema.org/Organization||The organization credited with publishing the resource.|| ||publisher||CreativeWork:publisher
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=== CC BY licenses not widely used by OA publishing ===
...al terms as a condition of funding just as publishers do as a condition of publishing. A grant recipient may choose or decline to accept those terms when funding
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...Glam institutions, ODBL had a French version and the French Government was publishing a national Open License, the community (Framasoft) published a non-official
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...re lack of certainty, especially to licensees who may not know the laws of publishing jurisdiction.
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...ity. They are not meant to apply to minor issues or everyday tasks such as publishing announcements on the Creative Commons blog.
* Publishing a blog post to highlight the work of SPARC on the Fair Access to Science an
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|publisher=Sparrow Publishing (Brian Mearns)
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Impulsive Habitat is a publishing label focused on field recording-based works. We are also very interested o
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...ene a workshop or series of workshops on best practices for developing and publishing Open Educational Resources
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SPARC (Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition)<br />
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...ks in Adapted Material under the conditions of a later license, we will be publishing a statement of intent for these licenses which will publicly commit to some
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''(Note that for purposes of this first public discussion, we are publishing the draft of BY-NC-SA (international) only. BY-NC-SA contains most of the
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...incorporating all or parts of them in other works, changing them, and even publishing and selling them – as long as the new user attributes the work as the Gra
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...t the demand for expertise on open licensing, pursue new opportunities for publishing and using open content, and directly influencing policy decisions in instit
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...on. AusGOAL makes it possible for organisations to manage their risks when publishing information and data in a way that drives innovation and entrepreneurial ac
* [http://www.mg.gov.pl/ Polish Ministry of Economy] is publishing content on its website under a CC BY SA 3.0 Poland license.
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|publisher=Create Space Independent Publishing Platform
...of the same was published in October, 2013 via Creative Space Independent Publishing Platform (ISBN: 1478341866). It carries a CC-BY-SA license. The digital cop
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* Nature Publishing Group moves to CC BY 4.0 as default for open access journals http://blogs.n
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...ates "content" is a candidate, from multimedia authoring systems to weblog publishing software. See the [[Integration]] index for information on different approa
* http://www.scribus.net/ (desktop publishing)
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...veloper and has long been a supporter of Creative Commons. When it came to publishing his own books there was no question that they should be under Creative Comm
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...hat the University of Illinois provide leadership in this emerging form of publishing to the benefit of our current students while ensuring greater access to a b
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...ources by engaging faculty as authors and peer-reviewers, and libraries as publishing service and infrastructure."
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