...-alike) license, so that it can be more closely studied and remixed in the future. For an artist with such a long-standing interest in chance operations, it'
...ation of the work. The use of a CC licence allows both contemporaneous and future artists and programmers to reuse and reinterpret their work to create their
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...g educated uses of CC licences on the site to ensure a wider uptake in the future of the project.
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.... The positive response has encouraged the Digital Fringe team to develop future exhibitions to include remix activities, and take advantage of the creative
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...ot owned and hence we aim to use a licence we felt would offer options for future and further use of work, whilst ensuring correct acknowledgments are made t
...e yet encouraging, we may increase the functionality of the work, generate future use and dialogue around the works.’
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...ival, and The Pundit for the Melbourne International Film Festival. In the future, more titles will be released to coincide with various Australian arts and
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...we can provide the better rewarded they are, and the more likely to submit future material to us.
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Students’ work in KCB101 is made available to current and future class members under a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/au/
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...h point the company ceased its development. As it was not open source, the future looked grim as The Palace became increasing incompatible with newer version
...ionality to such an extent that it is not viable. It is hoped that in the future, UpStage will be able to be open source end-to-end.
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...ase studies will be featured on CC blog front page and included in planned future publication
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...believe that Creative Commons in general must form an integral part of the future for universities.
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...and powerful. We believe conversation across boundaries is essential to a future that is free, fair, prosperous and sustainable - for all citizens of this p
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...in the Dictionary’s repository will be presented initially as a website; future plans exist for it to be exposed in other ways – mobile, web service, pri
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...a non-profit design services organization that aims to build a sustainable future through professional design, seeking architectural solutions to humanitaria
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digital rights technologies, and a look at the future, including the
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...liacouncil.gov.au/the_arts/projects/about_story_of_the_future Story of the Future] – an initiative supported by the [http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/ Au
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...and perfect for download, is the way to go. This is the way to invent the future of film… So as much of the project as possible will be licensed under the
...eator within or beyond the bounds of the 'Swarm' in the present and in the future by releasing a movie which actively invites remixing. In order to govern a
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=Future Salons=
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...in the community realized how important of a license it will become in the future for creative works. However, reservations still surfaced:
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...s; the idea that your work is, in a way, an advertisement for yourself and future work. Lan expresses this in this way: "I think that people pay me for my ti
...the future, the tabloid could not use any of the photos from Flickr in the future unless under the terms of the photos' CC license or with permission from Cu
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...s; the idea that your work is, in a way, an advertisement for yourself and future work. Lan expresses this in this way: "I think that people pay me for my t
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