...vila Pinto - Leader of the Chapter - Intellectual Property - Transparency and technology
...er way we would have never have access to, such as Open Education Programs and projects related to access to knowledge for all..
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...http://wiki.creativecommons.org/ShareAlike_compatibility_criteria criteria and processes for determining other compatible licenses] will happen after the
! (expand to read Draft 1 treatment)
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...sting costs). All of the proposed systems below have their own advantages and disadvantages; none of them the silver bullet.
= Proposal 1: Independent Refback Tracking =
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 | File:Proposal 1a.png 1. The user opens a webpage which has a remix on it, has proper attribution, and contains metadata.
2. The user sees a link to the original work, clicks on it, and is taken to the page of the original work.
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 | File:Proposal 1b.png ...a website. This website has a remixed work on it, and has proper metadata and attribution. The server replies to the user's request with the website.
...the first website. The server replies to the user's request as expected, and takes note of the url in the referrer string.
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 | File:Proposal 2.png 1. User requests a website containing a remixed work. The website uses prope
...of CC-provided javascript that recognizes that there is a referrer string, and sends that to a CC-run server via XHR.
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 | File:Proposal 3.png 1. User requests a webpage (either one)
...CC. This allows us to build estimated adoption of the different licenses (and of which versions)
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...g is invite-only; however results and post meeting activities will be open and continue to be built in collaboration with the community.
...icies. A new Open Policy Institute could provide support to open advocates and governments exploring open policies.
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...eyond. Individuals and organizations will learn how to use free technology and tools, such as Creative Commons licenses, to achieve their goals. Participa
...nd Open Access… But what are these movements, who are their communities, and how do they work? Most importantly—how can they help me?
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==Pages about data and databases==
.../http://sciencecommons.org/resources/faq/databases/ archive.org: Databases and Creative Commons (explicitly superseded by above page)]
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...ommunity to build tools and rally support for access to scholarly research and other critical knowledge resources.
...wledge issues of our day, including public policy, big data, free culture, and open systems.
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|Event Name=GLAM, Wikimedia and Creative Commons
...Creative Commons Argentina, will be helding the workshop "GLAM, Wikimedia and Creative Commons" in its headquarters in Ayacucho 132, starting at 10.30.
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...Commons is turning 10 this year. We'll be hosting parties around the world and sharing party favors online for a ten-day delebration, December 7 to 16. Sp
...arrayindex: months|{{#expr: {{#arraysearch:months|{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}}}} + 1}}}}
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|Event Name=Connecting the Dots between Open Access and Open Educational Resources
...many OER proponents is for anyone, anytime, anywhere to be able to access and contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
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...of license use in a variety of areas, such as education, science, culture and data.
# [[#Termination and cure period|Termination and cure period]]
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|Event Name=The 2012 Creative Commons Asia Pacific Conference and Creative Commons Indonesia Launching
=='''The 2012 Creative Commons Asia Pacific Conference and Creative Commons Indonesia Launching'''==
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...long (and sometimes passionate) debate during the 2.0 versioning process, and is explained nicely in this [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/4216 b
...ress and implied, and limit to the fullest extent possible all liabilities and damages, but only to the extent allowable under applicable law. Note that
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