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...tributing to Australia, in which case you may be violating laws in another country (We raise this here as a flag, but please note that the scope of this Guide ...the property interest in appropriating someone's voice. Copyright and the property right in one's voice are discussed here. For publicity rights, see the disc

...license to have it utilize the language of the international intellectual property treaties, in place of the language of US copyright law. ...l rule, require adoption into national law to be effective in a particular country, simply basing the license wording on these treaties is not, of itself, suf

*contracts: country w/ closest connection, presumed where “characteristic performer” reside *for infringement: country for which protection is claimed (would be difficult in internet world: many

|Country=United Kingdom ...b is not easily made. There are often substantial barriers. Intellectual property, language and culture, making different technologies work together and most

|Country=Australia ...rictive copyright laws that enforce rigid ideas of individual intellectual property.

|Country=New Zealand ...esources, then governed by traditional views of ownership and Intellectual Property. Key stakeholders were consulted in the review, which occurred over the pa

...iven primarily by bottom-up creative collaboration and not by intellectual property or centrally planned research. |Country=Australia

|Country=Australia Shaun Miller is a partner specialising in Intellectual Property law in the firm [http://www.mdlaw.com.au/ Marshalls and Dent], based in Mel

|Country=Australia ...can collaborate with one another without fear of seeing their intellectual property exploited by third parties without consent.

|Country=Australia ...rofessional practice. It considers the emergent challenges of Intellectual Property, access and equity, and ethical professional conduct. Approximately 250 stu

|Country=Australia ...ering in the production of music CDs and DVDs, development of Intellectual Property and music law considerations.

|Country=Australia *To develop new Intellectual Property initiatives and models; and

|Country=Australia ...interested in the parts of our courses for which USQ owns the intellectual property. The Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike licence is used by most academ

...a legal framework that would ensure ownership of cultural and intellectual property remains within the public domain and for the public good. |Country=Australia

...r the same license, most prominently in the case of the GPL. CC calls this property of licenses ShareAlike. [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ CC ...t about exactly what legal systems and corresponding geographies make up a country, so we use the term jurisdiction for maximum accuracy.

|Country=Global ...t the upcoming DIME conference on the Creative Industries and Intellectual Property, May 22-23, 2008, London, UK

|Country=Global ...ea that artists deserve to control and be rewarded from their intellectual property. We also believe strongly in the protections provided by the doctrine of Fa

Australian family drama Two Fists, One Heart saw a wide-release in its home country that was coupled with a stand-alone site, Cut Your Own Scene, where fans co ...Independent Documentary Filmmaker] provides advice on common Intellectual Property issues faced by filmmakers. Section III specifically talks about the use o

...29._What_can_I_do.3F | CC licenses haven't been ported to my jurisdiction (country). What can I do?]] === CC licenses haven't been ported to my jurisdiction (country). What can I do?===

..., as a practical matter, you can collect these royalties, depends on which country you are in (check out the answer to the next question). ...ways to try to deal with the situation in your country please contact your country’s Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/worldwide/ project team].

The lack of country CC groups and people inside each one. So I would like to propose the following: make your country group if it isn't created yet or join your local CC group.

|Tag=free culture, copyright, creativity, intellectual property, law, Vladimir Nabokov, Lawrence Lessig |Country=Global

|country code=dk ** strengthening common knowledge on intellectual property rights (IPR), its strengths and pitfalls as well as taking part in the deve

|country code=it *Intellectual Property law.

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|Country=United States ...the blog. The notice also specifies that the images on 80beats are not the property of Discover and are therefore not under the licence.

|Country=Australia ...the user has cleared all rights with respect to copyright and intellectual property.

|Country=Canada, United States ...ority. It discusses the pitfalls of traditional approaches to intellectual property protection in the digital era through the eyes of some key Copyleft revolut

|Country=United States ...this, the year is 2000, and the Internet is a battleground of intellectual property disputes. Some people would like you to believe that, without proper financ

|country code=vn ...df/en/information/vietnam/civi%20l_code_2005.pdf The EC-ASIAN Intellectual Property Rights Cooperation Program]).

...between enterprises, ecosystems, information systems (IT) and intellectual property (IP)under the forces of innovation and co-production. |Country=Global

...ween enterprises, ecosystems, information technology (IT) and intellectual property (IP). |Country=Global

..."Web 2.0," Tim is an activist for open standards and sensible intellectual property laws. In addition to being a visionary, Tim is an entrepreneur: he created Anne Bast, Intellectual Property Associate for San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She received her MSI from

...ion of a laboratory to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in Basque Country (Ideiazoka 2009). Platoniq has recently set up YOUCOOP: a new platform to g ...He is also a professor in the Master’s degree programme on Intellectual Property at EOI Business School and a lecturer. A GNU/Linux user since 1998, he has

...search existing policies and operating procedures relating to intellectual property rights and public information. The research would culminate in concrete pol ...f and fellows possess significant knowledge of technology and intellectual property issues relevant to this project. Coordination of this project with similar

...hest turnout of the voting eligible population. In 2004, Minnesota led the country in turnout, with 77% of eligible voters turning out compared to 60% in the ...heir communities and generating the second highest mail-in response in the country.

...manuscripts, newspaper clippings, and books about contemporary art in the country. Our archive would be the first to be uploaded and it would then be complet ...access to anyone interested, encouraging sharing creative and intellectual property.

|country code=ar ...Univesity of Rosario and is finishing her Masters Degree on Intellectual Property at FLACSO Argentina. She's our public team leader for FVL. http://www.vi

|country code=cl ...s a LL.M. and now is studying a PhD in Georgetown University. Intellectual property, privacy, personal data and computer crimes are among his main interests.

|country code=il ...el. The HCLT promotes research in fields of Law & Technology, Intellectual Property, Information Law and related areas. The HCLT’s activities date back to 19

|country code=lu ...search and development of Open Content. Leading innovation in intellectual property is a strategic social, cultural and economic objective. Strong multilingual

Creative Commons country affiliates have been replaced with CC Country Chapters. Information about the this country's Chapter, if formed, can be found

Creative Commons country affiliates have been replaced with CC Country Chapters. Information about the this country's Chapter, if formed, can be found

|country code=pl ...ial advantages is relatively low. Similarly, public debate on intellectual property is dominated by a conservative discourse of “closure”. Creative Commons

|country code=pr ...at NYU School of Law), expert in Constitutional, Cyberlaw and Intellectual Property law

|country code=si ...Jernej Pusser], [http://www.intellectualpropertyinstitute.si/ Intellectual Property Institute].

|country code=za ...boration exists. However, we will look at collaboration opportunities with country project in other African countries, such as Egypt, Kenya and Nigeria, as th

|country code=us |mailing=Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property

|country code=eg ...cess to knowledge, promotion of innovation and creativity and intellectual property. In this context, the BA has been keen to adopt Creative Commons (CC) licen

|country code=ge ...in 2003. BVG is a professional services company that assists Intellectual Property (IP) owners and businesses across all industries to identify, capitalize an

|country code=ie ...rs a number of specialised LL.M. programmes, including one in Intellectual Property and e-Law and one in Criminal Justice. It is also actively involved in maki

|country code=ng • Prof. Bambo Adewopo:, Intellectual Property Scholar, Representing Public Lead

|country code=scotland ...burgh in 1998 as a centre of excellence in the disciplines of intellectual property law (IP) and information technology law (IT). Initially the purpose was to

|country code=MO ...t on the internet and how they were tried; (3) consulting the Intellectual Property Department of the Macau Economic Services about the existence of non-govern

|Country=Netherlands ...eceded by an analysis of government information as subject of intellectual property rights, under the Dutch Copyright Act and the Database Act." --Paul Keller,

...the list of exclusive rights terminology to include variations from every country, CC opted to make the clarification that these rights include their foreign ...in all jurisdictions. When this is an important issue, further research on country-specific bankruptcy laws is necessary.

...eted or which are no longer in operation, many of which carry intellectual property licenses that allow the free use of their content by others. The Alexandria ...faculty subject matter experts from multiple community colleges across the country with OLI to develop, adapt and evaluate four key gatekeeper courses. The ta

...tory of open educational resources (OER), promoting more open intellectual property and educational policies, encouraging the use of free technologies and dist ...rg]. All content are free to be downloaded and printed by educators in the country. The Project uses CC licenses, specifically [http://creativecommons.org/lic

|Country=Argentina ...tory of open educational resources (OER), promoting more open intellectual property and educational policies, encouraging the use of free technologies and dist

# Teresa Nobre, Legal Project Lead,expert in Intellectual Property, Licensing, Private Law and Private International Law. ...identify yourself as being part of the listed region(s)?''' Portugal is a country located in south-western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula.

|country code=lt ...g a similar history (independent and having private property, intellectual property only few decades, the legal systems need to constructed anew).

Increase of economic efficiency of the intellectual property objects use by the Russian rightholders is one of the basic directions of i ...vil Code, which will facilitate introduction and use of CC licenses in our country.

...t may protect the way in which these things are expressed. In nearly every country, copyright protection is automatic – it arises at the time a work is crea ...final product (or a compatible license). Because laws different country to country, even if the person is your employee you may wish to have a written agreeme

|country code=SK |affiliated=Intellectual Property Law Institute

...bility, utility for enhancing search queries and results will be a desired property for each term in the abstract vocabulary. ...other applications and existing vocabularies. This drives another desired property for abstract vocabulary terms — to mirror the semantics of existing educa

intellectual property was flattering and constantly reinforced. “Everyone told me how copyrigh ...“But if you’re a small amateur cineclub or a theater in a third world country and you don’t have the money to showcase the film, you can do it with the

|country code=ke |afffocus=Intellectual Property, Information Technology

|country code=rw 2. Fred BYABAGABO: Legal team member, university lecturer (intellectual property rights), Lawyer at Kigali Bar Association

|Country=United States ...ary.org/files/policies/Intellectual%20property%20policy.pdf | intellectual property policy] that makes CC BY the default license for most District-produced con

|country code=KZ ...ence. It is planned to hold such seminars at all major universities of the country as well (about 10 universities).

...s a LL.M. and now is studying a PhD in Georgetown University. Intellectual property, privacy, personal data and computer crimes are among his main interests. ...tudied at University of Chile Law School. Fundamental rights, Intellectual property and Freedom of Expression are among his main interests.

...s and align them from a legal perspective that could be of good use in our country. ...This expertise is relevant not only to the difussion of the project in our country but also in relation with other regional and worldwide projects. Carolina B

...s and align them from a legal perspective that could be of good use in our country. ...This expertise is relevant not only to the difussion of the project in our country but also in relation with other regional and worldwide projects. Carolina B

...omatically in the public domain in one country may fall under intellectual property control in another, making it difficult to combine data produced by researc ...and are even more fragmented and diverse than in the area of intellectual property. In addition, institutions release this data with ad hoc, custom contracts

...uding modifications of such materials, remains subject to the intellectual property rights the grantee receives under the terms of the particular license or pu ...loped or created with TAACCCT funds will be released under an intellectual property license that allows others to use and build upon them. Specifically, the gr

...t are licensed under an open license, which is an irrevocable intellectual property license that grants the public the right to access, customize, and distribu |Country=United States of America

...at reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use or repurposing by others. |Country=United States of America

|OER Policy Title=Australia: Proposed Policy on Intellectual Property |Country=Australia,

|OER Policy Title=New Zealand: Otago Polytechnic Intellectual Property Policy |Description=Default Creative Commons Attribution intellectual property policy.

|Country=United Kingdom, |Tag=metadata, intellectual property, learning objects, repository

Property, American University Washington College of Law and Intellectual Property at American University Washington College of Law. He is a

...tory of open educational resources (OER), promoting more open intellectual property and educational policies, encouraging the use of free technologies and dist |Country=Argentina

9.15 - 10.30am: CC country teams updates ...for the open program - Mercy Kentaro Kyomugasho (Head, Uganda Intellectual Property Office)

...versity stakeholders, with an overarching policy framework on intellectual property right and copyright in university education. In particular, in line with th |Country=South Africa,

* Renata Ávila Pinto - Leader of the Chapter - Intellectual Property - Transparency and technology ...ng art, science, to be distributed easier and faster. Guatemala is a small country but it is rich in culture and the licenses enable us to share the best of i

Country where the organisation is based (maximum 50 characters) ...k applicable within the European Union addressing issues like Intellectual Property Rights, copyrights, licensing and publishing rights.

|Country=USA ...ve the reason this struggle continues is because the question, "how should property rights be applied to ideas," is fundamentally flawed.

==License property search engine API queries== ...unlike link: can be (indeed must be) combined with keyword and optionally country and language operators. This facilitates another take on the distribution o

...slation would prove to be flexible and forward-looking enough to serve the country well over time, consensus has been building in recent years that the curren

...t may protect the way in which these things are expressed. In nearly every country, copyright protection is automatic – it arises at the time a work is crea ...final product (or a compatible license). Because laws different country to country, even if the person is your employee you may wish to have a written agreeme

4. Intellectual Property Rights |Country=United States of America

4. Intellectual Property Rights |Country=United States of America

...at reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use and repurposing by others." |Country=United States of America

...eveloped or created with FITW funds will be released under an intellectual property license that allows others to freely use and build upon them." |Country=United States of America

|country code=uy - Red de Propiedad Intelectual (Intellectual Property Network) - Web: http://www.redpi.uy

...side in the public domain or that have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use and repurposing by others; and (b) Conf |Country=United States of America

...ve grant funds openly license to the public all copyrightable intellectual property created with Department grant funds. |Country=United States of America

...ption=Wawasan Open University (WOU) is committed to share its intellectual property with |Country= Malaysia