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  • ...nsors charge for initial access to CC-licensed works—for example, by publishing CC-licensed content only to subscribers, or by charging for downloads. Howe
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  • ...another party for attribution purposes—such as a sponsor institute, publishing entity or journal—in addition to or instead of the author. [http://cr
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  • <li> From 1964 to 1989, copyright could only be secured by publishing a work with the necessary copyright notice. Failure to do so meant that cop ...t is, the ability to reproduce and distribute the musical composition. The publishing company then also authorizes one of the performing rights organizations (e.
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  • ===Publishing the license info page===
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  • * Any new tools which support publishing of content licensed with a Creative Commons license * Implement back-end support for other publishing platforms, such as Flickr, My Space, etc. Basic [[Writing_a_Storage_Provid
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  • * [http://www.squarespace.com Squarespace]: [service] A website- and blog-publishing service that allows users to select a CC license for their sites and displa * [http://winksite.com WINKsite]: A mobile publishing system that allows you to select and apply a license to your mobile site &a
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  • Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a
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  • ...ive Commons has built a series of open source tools to assist end users in publishing and use of CC-licensed media. For more tools, including some developed by You also have the option of publishing the licensed and tagged audio works on your own site. ccPublisher is licens
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  • ...h quality metadata (automatically included in HTML generated for cut&paste publishing by our [http://creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application])
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  • ...eir tagged files or interface with specific web publishing systems to make publishing verification metadata transparent.
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  • ...might contain the following to print out the metadata collected during the publishing process: ...nting this pattern: listening for ItemSelected events and, if appropriate, publishing UpdateMetadata events.
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  • ...support for uploading works to ccHost installation will make this kind of publishing more practical. The regular user of ccPublisher will have more options when
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  • ...r-carti-copii-editura-corint-junior.pdf the brochure].<br />2. Contact the publishing house and ask them to send you the editable files<br /> 3. Message the [htt
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  • ...nts%e2%80%9d/ Summer of Code Project: “OpenOffice.org Writer Add-in for Publishing CC Licensed Documents”]
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  • ...imedia. Sharing Creative Works in a Digital World, European Press Academic Publishing, Florence, June 2010, 412 p. ISBN: 9788883980633. [http://creativecommons.f ...edia : Managing Creative Works in a Digital World. European Press Academic Publishing , pp. 151-174. [http://eprints.qut.edu.au/34143/ link]
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  • Hi. I came to Creative Commons from a background in print publishing, and decided that my project for the summer would be to research the viabil ...nder flexible licenses, and rely on the print format for income. New self-publishing setups such as lulu allow authors to make copies of their work available un
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  • Margot: Hi. I came to Creative Commons from a background in print publishing, and decided that my project for the summer would be to research the viabil ...under flexible licenses, and rely on the print format for income. New self-publishing setups such as lulu allow authors to make copies of their work available un
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  • For the past almost-year he has been recording and publishing a new song every week as a free podcast called Thing a Week. A few of these
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  • ...front by collaborating with open content, access to knowledge, open access publishing and free culture communities around the world.
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  • * Found a CC-only publishing house. * Publish a novel with a maor publishing house under BY-SA.
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  • ...u want a better deal and want to see if you might be able to terminate the publishing deal.
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  • * Any new tools which support publishing of content licensed with a Creative Commons license * Implement back end support for other publishing platforms, such as Flickr, My Space, etc. Basic [[Writing_a_Storage_Provid
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  • ...vember 2005, is a plugin for the [http://wordpress.org/ WordPress Personal Publishing Platform] that provides the blog owner with the ability to set a [http://cr
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  • ** Technically, yes, you can stop publishing your work under a CC license -- but you can't require people who have alrea
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  • ...rated content communities, there are easy ways to share website content by publishing it under a Creative Commons license. Below we provide a basic overview of h
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  • Use a service for publishing your content
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  • * Details: Talk on Literature, technology and CC use in Book publishing industry.
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  • ...actical impacts that are especially striking in an age of inexpensive self-publishing and information retrieval. First, the author who does not want to exercise
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  • [[Category:Publishing]] ...songs. Follow our tutorial on using CC Publisher. When you're done either publishing your song to the Internet Archive or your own website, your audio file will
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  • |publisher=Pik-Ware Publishing
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  • |publisher=Pagefree Publishing
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  • |publisher=Morris Publishing
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  • ...an environment for collaboratively developing, freely sharing, and rapidly publishing scholarly content on the Web. Our Content Commons contains educational mate
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  • Berklee Shares is an electronic publishing initiative of Berklee College of Music. Its goal is to provide free access
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  • * [http://www.arl.org/sparc/ Scholarly Publishing &amp; Academic Resources Coalition] uses by-nc
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  • Joy is the author of Macmillan Publishing Company’s bestselling books ‘Total Project Management, the Indian Conte
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  • **secondly OpenAccess publishing movement – CC didn’t want to hinder openaceess *usual critics + domain-specific practices: phonogrammers publishing: exclusivity and stop CC after a deal,
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  • |venue=The Stanford Professional Publishing Course
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  • Dragonsept Arts and Publishing is a personal project to share free culture with the internet. My own work
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  • ...arch, [[Science Commons]] targeted three areas for focused work: scholarly publishing, licensing policies, and the realization of the “semantic web” for scie ...any other data under this license." - [http://sciencecommons.org/projects/publishing/open-access-data-protocol/]
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  • | [http://www.hindawi.com Hindawi Publishing ]
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  • 2) Publishing the papers in a book 4.000 € The publishing budget will be used to buy professional graphic designer's services and for
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  • ...u create through LearnHub can be published with the CC license. During the publishing process, you can quickly pick the license that meets your need. ...e ready to publish your lesson to a LearnHub community, you must use the ''Publishing Widget'' found to the left of the page editor.
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  • ...ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Percy David Percy] covering the topic of publishing businesses that use Creative Commons licenses. The video can be found on '
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  • ...that make Creative Commons licenses available at the point of creation and publishing, for example our [http://creativecommons.org/license/ web-based license cho
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  • #REDIRECT [[International Water Association - IWA Publishing Online Journals]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Canadian Science Publishing - NRC Research Press]]
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  • |Author=International IDEA Publishing
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  • ...velopment initiatives. Many staff have now developed independent skills in publishing and managing their own content, as well as locating and reusing third-party
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  • The Audiophile site is focused on providing publishing opportunities to emerging media producers. It aims to pay professional rat
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  • publishing and open data in science.
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  • ...is the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s online collaborative media publishing platform where contributors share and connect with people to grow ideas.
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  • ...application through networked art, software development, print and online publishing and in the scientific arena. After many discussions with Elliott on the to
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  • ...native independent media produced by emerging media-makers. It focuses on publishing review magazines for a variety of Melbourne’s arts and cultural festivals
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  • ...ebate about current Australian issues’ and seeks to achieve this goal by publishing articles from a wide range of contributors. The current Prime Minister Kevi
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  • ...w tools, speech need no longer be controlled by those who own the means of publishing and distribution, or by governments that would restrict thought and communi
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  • |Tag=book, politics, Australia, publishing ...nt, migration, politics, social justice, food and travel. As a commercial publishing venture, Aduki receives no outside funding. Wishing to conduct a ‘fair a
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  • ...stitutions participating in OCW Consortium activities must be committed to publishing at least 10 courses in their name in a format that meets this definition.
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  • ...Projects are developed with partners, clients and associates under an open publishing model utilising a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/au/ Cre
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  • ...t it is not. So get it reprinted, yes? No. The problem is that traditional publishing isn’t be all that interested in yesterday’s stories. So, I tell my stud
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  • ...h will endeavour to embed legal appropriation of works into aspects of the publishing environment. Remix My Lit is a research project as an exercise in creative ...emix licence for the first project reflects some early observations of the publishing industry’s reaction to remix as a concept. Firstly, that the authors invo
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  • ...ut!) Eric was previously "Director of Marketing for Prentice Hall Business Publishing, a division with annual sales in the hundreds of millions."
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  • ...tion and over time Jay discovered that blogging was the perfect medium for publishing videos online. In 2004, he co-founded the Videoblogging Group. He has sinc
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  • |Description=dublit.com is a publishing and distribution platform for short format literature, in audio and e-book dublit.com is a publishing and distribution platform for short format literature, in audio and e-book
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  • Years of publishing experience have taught us a simple lesson that seems to evade most writers
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  • ...“shapefile stuff” even if we can’t always put our finger on it so if publishing the dataset will encourage others to do the same then we’re happy to do s
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  • |Description=Modiba Productions is an international music production/publishing company and record label that aims to combine a love for music and a fervor |Tag=recordlabel publishing music internaional animation
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  • ...his has been supported by the development of open access repositories, new publishing tools and models and more strategic management of copyright at the individu ...Australia and around the world speak on a range of topics such as evolving publishing models, repository management, e-Research, policy development, and legal an
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  • ...terms, including Creative Commons licenses, for their works as part of the publishing process. We've chosen to list some popular CC-licensed works that have been
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  • ...produce them in a way that is reasonable to the medium in which you are re-publishing the work. * Cite the author's name, screen name, user identification, etc. If you are publishing on the Internet, it is nice to link that name to the person's profile page,
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  • - To lessen the selective editor role in publishing (for journalism, literature, etc), and return control to those who create a
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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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  • ...ation of digital materials through teaching and training activities and by publishing and presenting the results of research; To work at the intersection of comp
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  • |venue=4th Nordic Conference on Scholarly Publishing
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  • |venue=2nd Annual European Conference on Scientific Publishing in BioMedical Science - Oslo, Norway
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  • |Description=Pratham Books, a non-profit children's book publishing house in India, has begun using CC licenses to further distribution, transl Pratham Books is a nonprofit children's book publishing house in India that uses CC licenses to further distribution, translation a
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  • |Document=Applying Creative Commons licenses to your educational resources, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet, Open Educational Resources
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  • ...arn.creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/cclearn-recommendations-publishing-your-oer-on-the-internet-05-apr-09.pdf this guide] and [http://learn.creati |Document=Applying Creative Commons licenses to your educational resources, Publishing Your Open Educational Resources on the Internet
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  • ...ypes by the publishers in exchange for their permission to actually do the publishing. Since you really only want Facebook to share your stuff as you direct, you
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  • |Quote=We promote open access publishing models, we have a strong history of digitizing public domain works and maki ...ting, and sharing the record of human knowledge.” We promote open access publishing models, we have a strong history of digitizing public domain works and maki
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  • ...ions on topics they see fit. Past events have included topics such as Open Publishing, Open Education, Government Transparency, Open Access, Open Research Data,
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  • |Description=SomeRightsReserved is the digital publishing platform for creative cooperative KithKin - read more at our [http://creati
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  • | Theseus, Implementing CC publishing platform for academic thesis
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  • ...chers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc (ND is unavailable, in line with the OER definitio
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  • ...aims to offer a comprehensive guide to the festival for everyday punters, publishing reviews, news and interviews from the festival.
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  • ...produce them in a way that is reasonable to the medium in which you are re-publishing the work. * Cite the author's name, screen name, user identification, etc. If you are publishing on the Internet, it is nice to link that name to the person's profile page,
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  • ...ke you have a responsibility to fully verify their copyright status before publishing their images. The school district cannot afford to assume this liability if
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  • ...ypes by the publishers in exchange for their permission to actually do the publishing. Since you really only want Facebook to share your stuff as you direct, you
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  • ...oX is a Knowledge Society whose members share and manage knowledge through publishing and attending [http://www.schoox.com Free Online Courses], organizing web m
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  • ...resent 78.5% of the Christian publishing market, and over 50% of Christian publishing is owned by secular companies.
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  • ...nts%e2%80%9d/ Summer of Code Project: “OpenOffice.org Writer Add-in for Publishing CC Licensed Documents”]
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  • ...oX is a Knowledge Society whose members share and manage knowledge through publishing and attending [http://www.schoox.com Free Online Courses], organizing web m
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  • ...name of DZK in our film "Arctic Son," and had he had a record company or a publishing house in the process, we could never have afforded to use his song. But bec
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  • ...tional publishing and changing everything that's broken, our open textbook publishing model is providing substantial benefits to students, faculty and authors. ...om/news/2012/11/05/flat-worlds-shift-gears-and-what-it-means-open-textbook-publishing]</font>
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  • ...ic publishing, academic journals, post-graduate research, research, online publishing, open access, ...tion.unimelb.edu.au/platform Platform]'' is an open access, online journal publishing graduate (ie Honours, Masters and Doctorate) papers from international cont
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  • ...st thing we are interested in is to navigate through the minefield that is publishing law. ...ng for its user-friendliness. Rather than navigating the minefield that is publishing law, CC licensing provided Snoblind with a clear-cut frame of reference in
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  • * EPUB authoring and publishing software that facilitates addition of best practice license notice and anno
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  • ...his session will deal with Digital Copyright as it pertains to the use and publishing of creative content online. This is a particularly strong panel as we'll ha
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  • :If all of the resources you are publishing on a single website are licensed under the same CC license, it makes sense
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  • === Publishing attribution on a separate web page === ...h. For media such as offline materials, video, audio, and images, consider publishing a web page with attribution information. For example, on a webpage featurin
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  • :“Australian governments should adopt international standards of open publishing as far as possible. Material released for public information by Australian
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  • #REDIRECT [[Case Studies/International IDEA Publishing]]
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  • ...om Discover]'' is a highly regarded popular science magazine that has been publishing since 1980. Along side republished content from the print editions, the ''D
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  • ...This set is from the British National Bibliography, which contains data on publishing activity from the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland since 1950, an
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  • [[Category:Publishing]] ...xplain this to you], ''dive into mark'', October 19, 2009. Blog post about publishing under GNU FDL, and the work then being sold by someone else.
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  • By publishing a “road map” of production, this project will engage the audience throu
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  • ...ut your resources. The information is commonly written as XML. If you are publishing XHTML content, we recommend using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDFa RDFa]
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  • ...arning program can simultaneously (1) provide a significant public good by publishing opencourseware and (2) be revenue positive while doing it. ...to angst. Some institutions have been reluctant to adopt a program of open publishing because of concerns about long-term funding and possible adverse effects on
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  • * Heather Joseph is the Executive Director at SPARC, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition. She leads SPARC’s advocacy efforts to s ...respected innovator and analyst in the fields of online science, scholarly publishing (both Open Access and mainstream/commercial), and scientific communication.
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  • |Organization Type=electronic archive, publishing forum "IssueLab is an online publishing forum for nonprofit research. Our mission is to more effectively archive, d
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  • ...erate revenue. The possibility of “citizen-bloggers”, open data, free publishing tools, and extremely low barriers to information access and dissemination a ===For Publishing===
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  • |Organization Name=Axolotl Academic Publishing Co. Axolotl Academic Publishing Co. was founded by a former college biology professor who had been hearing
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  • # Convening a workshop on best/recommended practices for developing and publishing Open Educational Resources, or CC-licensed works in some other high-value f # Publishing an academic article comparing multiple jurisdictions' laws on copyright exc
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  • [http://www.idea.int/ International IDEA Publishing] is an intergovernmental organisation seeking to strengthen democratic proc
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  • ...seems a clever ploy by GateHouse Media. Howard Owens, Director of digital publishing for GateHouse explains - ...these benefits will soon be realised and implemented in Australia’s news publishing environment.
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  • ...to mention opening up opportunities for new business models in educational publishing (e.g., [http://ck12.org/flexr/ CK-12 Foundation], [http://www.flatworldkno
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  • ...ICT e con un altro alle innovazione tecnologiche nell'ambito dell'academic publishing. Al terzo occhio sto provvedendo..
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  • ...his motivations for publishing under open licences against the traditional publishing model; e-mail interview on 27 February 2010 ...he weight of Google Press behind him, Mark Pilgrim was able to negotiate a publishing deal with O'Reilly (the publisher of the Google Press imprint) to use the C
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  • ...individuals and groups, including the [http://www.arl.org/sparc/ Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition] (SPARC), libraries, academic institutions === Individuals Publishing Open Access Articles ===
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  • ...Another could pay for a programmer to add CC license support to tools for publishing and distributing news. A third could fund a study of entrepreneurs using Cr
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  • ...s a central location for content from various organizations with automated publishing, sharing and harmonization of versions across all the interconnected system ...icipants back into their internal systems. This will reduce the hassle of publishing from enterprise applications to CC and for individuals or other organizatio
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  • ...ional resources 32 faculty (part time and full time) and for technical and publishing support 8 persons. The faculty belongs to the research seminar that Dr. Ram
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  • ...r profit library. He writes widely on the transformations in libraries and publishing, and most recently hosted the Books in Browsers conference in San Francisco
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  • ...alable and sustainable collaboration of existing organizations for African publishing, localizing, and sharing of teaching and learning materials that fill criti
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  • ...ce on "the commons," presenting research related to PV at conferences, and publishing articles related to the project/PV teaching tool.
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  • ...ut!) Eric was previously "Director of Marketing for Prentice Hall Business Publishing, a division with annual sales in the hundreds of millions."
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  • We know the small press, genre publishing scene and are new and small enough to take a risk in trying something new t ...s with great pay and exposure, and issuing a high-profile challenge to the publishing establishment.
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  • ...support of Creative Commones in providing licenses for this "alternative" publishing platform.
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  • ...full access to their archives or charge for the information. As an online publishing house we plan to spread information about Mexican art in a free and easy ac |impact=Easy. The CDLD virtual publishing house will edit and publish free material by national and international col
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  • ...cription=remixablemedia.com is proposed as an open source web database for publishing, distributing and promoting media metadata from productions that have chose remixable.tv (2007) was our early prototype to test license-agnostic media publishing and distribution.
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  • ...ons of the UK on good practice in the use of CC licences when creating and publishing OERs (Open Educational Resources) in open digital repositories together wit Introduction to producing OERs for publishing in open repositories with an overview of types of resources and licences av
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  • |impact=Through the publishing/sharing option users will be prompted to "license" their works via the vari |tech needs=The repository will allow a publishing API so that independent, proprietary LMSs and other LMS creators can easily
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  • ...es and tools in the gathering of high-quality journalistic content and the publishing of that content through the multi-format website and multimedia van. A cen
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  • ...ors in particular, there are significant costs associated with open access publishing. Currently donor funded research is typically published in a paid access j
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  • ...investigate how people are using open source and creative commons type of publishing and production regimes to share their creations with the world. We are als
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  • |impact=CC is not very well known in Syria. We help by publishing under CC, using its logos, and helping people to understand it. - Publishing other comic projects created by us or other teams.
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  • ...nuary of 2010 and have released two issues to date, with plans to continue publishing quarterly, slowly increasing our units published and distribution circle. ...cause of our immediate print focus, we have not researched alternative web-publishing schemes beyond the Adobe PDF format.
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  • |impact=By publishing this paper, we will put “the commons” on the public agenda. Also, we wi
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  • |Project Title=Publishing open e-books in Uganda ...wing a model which was partially experimented under a previous project, “Publishing and Alternative Licensing Models (PALM) Africa.” The project will also re
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  • |Project Title=Publishing and licensing Arab Digital Expression Curricula for youngsters aged 12-15 t ...al publishing. It will be completed by the implementation of the licensing publishing.
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  • |Project Title=Samandal : Publishing Comics Online in Three Languages Under CC Licenses ...this localized comic scene, which has so far remained restricted to print publishing, with an international audience through the translation of its comics into
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  • ...ute to the creative output technology enables. Ultimately, we hope that by publishing our work on the web, libraries and organizations around the world will be a
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  • ...f this kind of sharing. We feel that having a prominent blog in Beirut and publishing all works via creative commons will only continue to bring value to the com
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  • ...ration (Wikimedia Poland), accessibility (FRiR), educational resources and publishing technologies (Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska, Wikimedia Poland).
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  • ...ave extensive experience successfully soliciting contributors for academic publishing, building relationships with scholars, and growing the prestige of their di
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  • ...ontent. These include authoring tools such as OpenOffice.org and Inkscape; publishing tools such as WordPress and Identi.ca; educational tools such as Omeka and ...integrating CC-related software projects into the OpenHatch community and publishing the guide as a lasting resource.
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  • |Affiliation=Open Source Publishing (Brussels), TUG USA Pierre Marchand is a member of the Brussels-based Open Source Publishing group. He has been a subscriber to the site's mailing list since 2007, and
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  • ...rian cities (Wien, Linz, Graz) use CC-by licenses for [http://data.gv.at/ publishing their data]
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  • ...transnational projects have been faced like project of Good Practices and Publishing Policies Open Access for Academic Publications, conductes by members of CC
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  • ...Licenses in the Croatian jurisdiction have become a tool for free content publishing and a tool for free content advocacy. ...ning and librarians to start investigating ways of creating frameworks for publishing open education resources. A part of this effort will also focus on DYI free
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  • ...e.g. universities, high schools etc. using either CC licensed material or publishing their own courses, scientific results etc. under the CC licences (e.g. in a * ''Creators'': artist and writers publishing their own content under CC licences or using CC licensed content.
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  • ...n society. Metamorphosis started working in 1999 as part of the electronic publishing program of the Foundation Open Society Institute – Macedonia (FOSIM), and ...h Digital Clubhouses, recycling used computers, knowledge transfer through publishing and IT-skills trainings); capacity building (FLOSS – localization, traini
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  • ...been increasing (especially in the fields of non-profit media and on-line publishing, nevertheless, the basic issue remains the author's incapability to reject ...nistry of Culture we are preparing a case of good practice for the on-line publishing and promotion of culture on the national, regional and international levels
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  • ...er institutions of learning on the importance of adopting creative commons publishing models and open access policies;
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  • ...enefit the local communities by offering more legal opportunities for self-publishing, content sharing and idea exchanging through digital technologies. Under th Concerning the website construction, we plan to build a publishing platform with WordPress. Later on, we will set up a CC MicroBlog as well as
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  • ...or Licensor designate another party or parties (e.g., a sponsor institute, publishing entity, journal) for attribution ("Attribution Parties") in Licensor's copy
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  • ...this License a Work should also be taken to mean the phongram, videogram, publishing work, broadcasting program and database, insofar as such a creation constit ...or Licensor designate another party or parties (e.g., a sponsor institute, publishing entity, journal) for attribution ("Attribution Parties") in Licensor's copy
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  • ...arn.creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/cclearn-recommendations-publishing-your-oer-on-the-internet-05-apr-09.odt odt])
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  • ...or Licensor designate another party or parties (e.g., a sponsor institute, publishing entity, journal) for attribution ("Attribution Parties") in Licensor's copy
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  • ...ights are all surrendered. CC0 is also [http://sciencecommons.org/projects/publishing/open-access-data-protocol/ particularly relevant to scientific data]. An op ...omplish its mission of husbanding and promoting open science. BMC has been publishing articles under a CC license since 2004. Starting September 3, 2013, in keep
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  • |Quote=The Talis Connected Commons scheme is intended to directly support the publishing and reuse of Linked Data in the public domain by removing the costs associa
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  • ...uld work with the licensee to remove any confidential information prior to publishing any statistics, thus reporting only anonymous or aggregated data that does ...the licensor so chooses. Nothing prevents both parties from independently publishing their own use cases and studies. However, the parties should keep in mind t
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  • ...e works solve specific problems or address an important issue? Rather than publishing a one-off production, could the methodology be released instead? Let's teac
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  • ...hat other colleagues were doing. These connections have resulted in better publishing opportunities and grant proposal efforts. Instructors also feel that studen
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  • ...ciplines, courses and curricula, moving away from a centralized, solitary, publishing and learning process to one based on connecting people into global learning {{FTL Sidebar|Nature Publishing Group's Science OER|
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  • ...romotion on the same basis as participation in more traditional for-profit publishing pursuits. Unfortunately, at most higher education institutions selfless wor
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  • Decisions about publishing and textbook selection are and must remain, fundamentally, choices of the f ...improve the quality of teaching and learning? Or to encourage new ways of publishing and sharing scholarly work?'''<br />
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  • ...aterials found on the Internet in life and physical science disciplines by publishing its own OER, called Scitable.
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  • ...s first [http://www.aupress.ca/ University Press] dedicated to open access publishing, where authors choose whether to release their work under a [http://creativ ...university theses online, implementing international standards for digital publishing, and technology that facilitate the access and interchange of information,
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  • ...too. Over the last year we have been building the foundations for a social publishing model – where we curate communities that are passionate about reading and
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  • ...university theses online, implementing international standards for digital publishing, and technology that facilitate the access and interchange of information,
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  • ...oi:10.1525/bio.2010.60.5.2 Open Data and the Social Contract of Scientific Publishing], BioScience, May 2010, Vol. 60, No. 5, Pages 330–331.
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  • ...This set is from the British National Bibliography, which contains data on publishing activity from the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland since 1950, an
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  • <br/>CERN Library has also committed to openness by publishing its book catalog online as open data using the CC0 public domain dedication
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  • The following are some major publishing platforms categorized by media type. If you cannot find what you are lookin
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  • |Tag=book, publishing, Dan Gillmor Publishing under CC also facilitated the speed with which Dan was able to publish his
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  • ...or Licensor designate another party or parties (e.g., a sponsor institute, publishing entity, journal) for attribution ("Attribution Parties") in Licensor's copy
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  • * Christine Prefontaine + Emily Rose-Michaud, Artefatica Open Publishing
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  • ...provider should secure separate permission from the other author(s) before publishing the database under a CC legal tool. If database makers decide to license th ...ered to meet this criterion.<ref>Key Publications, Inc. v. Chinatown Today Publishing Enterprises Inc., 945 F.2d 509 (2d Cir. 1991).</ref> These determinations
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  • ...humanities and sciences to catalyse practical and actionable approaches to publishing Linked Open Data, specifically: * Identify the tools and techniques for publishing and working with Linked Open Data
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  • ...or Licensor designate another party or parties (e.g., a sponsor institute, publishing entity, journal) for attribution ("Attribution Parties") in Licensor's copy
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  • ...p://arxiv.org/abs/1010.0506 First results of the SOAP project. Open access publishing in 2010]
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  • ...ng is being coordinated by the Max Planck Society and SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition).
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  • ...ding individuals from museums, news outlets, universities, graphic design, publishing, research, web development and government. Committee meetings are held thre
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  • ...the combination of Schema.org/LRMI does not address all of your needs when publishing your educational material online then please join the [http://groups.google
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  • Presentation and Q&A session with Public Library of Science director of publishing Mark Patterson
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  • ...s started at exclusive seminars attended by a select few. Five years after publishing all TED Talks online under Creative Commons licenses, more than 200 million '''Publishing Openly / London'''
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  • ...ensure that LRMI hits a "sweet spot" of addressing real learning resource publishing practices, the requirements of search engines, and interoperability with ex
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  • ...of the CC initiative with stakeholders in various sectors including music, publishing, film, government, and academia.
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  • Rwanda is a developing country; publishing books and materials are expensive because most of the materials are produce We will be publishing papers on cc Rwanda once every 9 months ( 3 papers at least in 2 years).
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  • ...around the world, and similarly for public sector information, scientific publishing, and works curated by cultural heritage institutions such as national museu * Just as in the private publishing industry, a funding body is entitled to set commercial terms as a condition
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  • |EventCategory=Open Access, publishing, journals Washington, DC – SPARC (The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition) has announced it will host its first Nort
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  • ...edia : Managing Creative Works in a Digital World. European Press Academic Publishing , pp. 151-174 at http://eprints.qut.edu.au/34143/ [http://okupansi.blogspot
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  • ...ng as it is increasingly being appropriated by monopolists for example the publishing companies that claim that their ARR works are ''gratis open access''. Unlik
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  • ...of the legendary years and in the recent years enhanced online open access publishing.
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  • ...tations and highlighting the need to call out all applicable licenses when publishing an adapted work, so that users are made aware of all the conditions that ap
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  • ...which successfully demonstrated the use of CC licensing in a commercial publishing context. One of the key recommendations from the IDRC funded research by th ...rs. Already most of the participants to be targeted have participated in a publishing project that demonstrated the use of the CC licenses. They are keen to see
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