Alps Salon

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Events

Salon in Linz, Austria

2012/06/27

http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Alps_Salon


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Topic

Location

Organizers

  • Open Knowledge Forum - Austria
  • Quarter for Digital Culture
  • Open Commons Region Linz

Participants

  • Thomas Thurner | Open Knowledge Forum Austria, Quarter for Digital Culture
  • Günther Friesinger | IG Kultur Vienna


Description

This is the third CC ALPS SALON.

This time it is held in conjunction with the annual conference for Open Government Data OGD2012.


COLLECTING SOCIETY PROJECT AUSTRIA: The principal reason for this pilot is to offer creative workers more flexibility in distributing their works. The pilot is meant as a test to see whether it is useful in practice to combine the systems of Austrian Collecting Societies (like AKM, LSG, VBK, ...) and Creative Commons. This project ist to

  • Increase usage of CC license in jurisdiction
  • Increase legal certainty for creative workers wishing to use CC licenses
  • Increase profitability of CC license users
  • Support non-exclusive collecting societies

further reading

previous CC ALPS SALONs