...e_or_authorization.3F | What happens if someone applies a CC license to my work without my knowledge or authorization?]]
...pedia_article_even_though_they_use_a_CC_BY-SA_license.3F | Can I include a work licensed with CC BY in a Wikipedia article even though they use a CC BY-SA
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...our own podcast, e.g., your licensing options for when you distribute your work. For those of you who need a little background on how podcasting works from
...i.e. written down or recorded. This means that when you come across such a work, you should, as a general rule and subject to some exceptions noted in Sect
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...to distribute a creative work, and public benefit from access to creative work.
...ounds were stored and capable of being seen, as thus, were a copyrightable work.
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...(BY-ND; which does allow commercial verbatim use), and either release your work under Attribution-ShareAlike (BY-SA) or also exclude music under that licen
...regates and tracks the popularity of music that allows both commercial and derivative use.
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...He releases all his music under a Creative Commons license that allows for derivative works, so his fans have created numerous music videos and posted them on va
If just clicking that link doesn't work for you, to listen using iTunes, from the menu choose Advanced / Open Strea
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...ork of the commons crew should be to demonstrate the problem this poses to derivative works and the credibility of shared licences rather than to make a tool for
...t_all_of_my_rights_back.3F - even if a license is successfully terminated, derivative works will be unaffected. Mia Garlick, CC GC, Jan. 2, 2007
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...a CC license, an artist can, for example, invite the public to share their work or mash it up (on certain conditions).
...operating system.” [http://people.debian.org/~evan/ccsummary.html] They work primarily involves reviewing software against the DFSG to determine if the
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...derivative work (and therefore the modifier now owns the copyright on the derivative?)
...ating punctuation to fit your house style does not constitute a derivative work.
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...1] If the author did not take the trouble to put a copyright notice on her work, it passed into the public domain once published. Public domain status was
...domain status, and that many of the authors who can now self-publish their work on the Internet likely fall into the newly-burdened category. [7]
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...ou choose to restrict — e.g., make a commercial use, create a derivative work;
* to keep any copyright notice intact on all copies of your work;
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...fault copyright law allows. Prohibitions prohibit a particular use of the work, specifically affecting the scope of the permissions provided by a permissi
...bake in a little knowledge about CC license URI conventions, and will not work with possible future license URIs that do not follow these conventions (e.g
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*Collecting Societies, also being addressed, work not as conclusive as moral rights progress
...overs authors, performing artists, phonogram producers, and broadcasters / work covers performance, phonogram, and broadcast
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...ons licenses give authors and creators a simple way to mark their creative work with the freedoms they intend it to carry. Many people have asked us how CC
...t’s begin with just a copyright. What does a copyright mean? How does it work?
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...(and in turn, how likely it is for someone to use your original work in a derivative)
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...you. There are some other things to consider when you choose to share your work with the world.
...of your creation without having to ask? Prohibiting people from using your work commercially may limit how widely it is spread.
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...sting that 87(4) may provide some wiggle room but unsure how well it would work with regards to moral rights. [http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/cc-licens
...bly be an assertion to never claim and enforce any unwaivable right in the work, although further suggesting that courts won't be readily willing to uphold
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...g period of research, [[Science Commons]] targeted three areas for focused work: scholarly publishing, licensing policies, and the realization of the “se
...[[share-alike]] licenses that would more closely specify the way that the work can be extended.
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...e way. This is in contrast to the Attribution-only license from CC where a derivative could be released under full copyright restrictions (All Rights Reserved).
...se can be incorporated with a work from a later version. Specifically, any work that is licensed with a BY-SA or BY-NC-SA version 2.0 or higher can be used
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...dinary original content – it will also be the many future generations of derivative content developed and tested and retested by untold numbers of students, te
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...tracker-week-1/ integrating license indexing] in [[Tracker]]. Part of his work (along with intern [http://creativecommons.org/about/people/alumni#80 Scott
* allow searching by license characteristic (i.e., whether a work allows derivative works, etc)
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...s great for indies like me because we can still make what money off of our work there is to be made – while not denying other people the ability to sprea
...r Creative Commons, and the Flickr licence integration, Boyko believes his work should be open to anyone who is willing to use it fairly.
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...ic is music that is shareable, available in ‘source code’ form, allows derivative works and is free of cost for non-commercial use. It is the concept of ‘o
...atalogue that is “shareable, available in ‘source code’ form, allows derivative works and is free of cost for non-commercial use.” Magnatune advocates fo
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* the '''freedom to use''' the work and enjoy the benefits of using it
* the '''freedom to study''' the work and to apply knowledge acquired from it
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...This is also a positive, however, as people will help you distribute your work around the globe if they enjoy it.’
...are drawn between commercial and non-commercial uses, and the options for derivative works. EngageMedia integrates a Creative Commons licence generator into the
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...he United Nations Development Program International Open Source Network to work on the DocBook and WikiBook conversions.
*the freedom to use the work and enjoy the benefits of using it;
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...eds and show listings, and aspires towards releasing compilation albums of work created on the site. The project plans to go live in the next few months un
...ir work to be used. The description as to how others can sample or create derivative works can be changed during the file’s initial upload or at any time ther
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...as appropriative too, so we needed to free up the re-use rights of our own work to respect the greater gene pool of creative materials we were sampling. C
Artbase logo (c) Artabase under Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License.
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...l purpose, as long as they allow others to do the same with the derivative work, and acknowledge my original authorship, either by name or with a link back
...t other users behave in the same way as the creator, the usefulness of the work is maximised, rather than locking up downstream uses.
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...ng interest in chance operations, it's a bold and exciting move to see his work opened up to others in this way
...orming the solo with his hands and promises to provide ample substance for derivative works. The result is a ‘live’ performance of the dance that is constant
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...-NoDerivative 2.5 Australian licence], unless contributors choose to allow derivative works. The [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/au/ Attribution-
...erivative licences. It is assumed contributors are wary of allowing their work to be altered or remixed, as most wish to guard their artistic integrity.
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...icensing ''The Pundit'' under Creative Commons enables us to utilise their work without needing to take all creative rights away from the individual author
...mative, but to be an opportunity for young and emerging writers to publish work in a professional capacity.
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|Quote=As a not-for-profit we are happy for work to be disseminated widely. We don’t pay authors for their material direct
...s.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic licence] to submitted articles, but not to the remainder
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...me to present performances to an online audience who can interact with the work via a text chat.
...cipants to be open to sharing media at the same time as respecting others' work.
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...ks to create a legally safe framework for individuals and organisations to work with multi media resources in an open source environment.’ - [http://www.
:‘By providing a unique and diverse set of resources, and by encouraging derivative and open usage of those resources for the production of new creative works,
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...H.mov ''3xSuper Robot Heartbreak''] features the ‘Me!me!me!bot,’ ‘FT Work 9000,’ and ‘Ignoramatron,’ robots who wreak havoc in a town and, seei
...nslated into French, German and Hebrew thanks to the CC licence permitting derivative works. Since its debut on 13 May 2005, the film has been downloaded more t
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...cals in other songs on CC Mixter than had no vocal track. In this way the work was going in two directions: sometimes I was the starting point for others
...mons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported license that presently has 120 derivative works. Her music can also be found on Jamendo.com and on on Myspace, downl
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...ces gained was significant: iDAP’s audience literally walked through the work to enter the exhibition.
...ntent from Flickr as a type of spontaneous and reflexive direction for the work to take.’ Chris Denaro
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...l because it offers the same rights as the “Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0″ option - but in a way that is digestible for the casual music
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...s.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic licence]).
...03, Andrew was commissioned to produce a situationist-inspired interactive work, D3, for the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), where he spent
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The Remix My Lit logo is a derivative work of a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ CC Attribution 2.0] Flick
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...s a CC license that only requires giving credit -- allowing commercial and derivative use.
;[[CCPlus|CC+]]: A protocol describing the offering of a work under a CC license plus other options, such as the availability of private
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...ghts reserved” to “some rights reserved,” enabling you to share your work under terms of your own choosing. This gives you control over distribution,
...mercial, or NC, condition can be attached to prohibit commercial use. A no-derivative, or ND, condition can be attached to allow verbatim sharing but no adapting
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...just made sense that after Ben Zephyr, the two would come back together to work on their own project. While David revisited ideas constructed in styles les
...Creative Commons gives us a way to enjoy the control and protection of our work we desire while at the same time fostering the kind of creative environment
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...most open source projects and most blogs the most frequent response to my work is none. …This is not a problem - it is something I enjoy because I can h
..._change_the_world.php Read/Write Blog], Mike observes: ‘This is why only work that is freely licensed with continue to be relevant in future culture.’
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== Original authors attribution list generator for derivative Creative Commons works ==
...Creative Commons works by original author, as well as group it by intended derivative project, it would be possible to create a source attribution list automatic
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...loaded through Strayform is licensed under CC Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5. This provides freedom and ease-of-use to consumers, while creato
...e interested in funding their art. This means that people can fund artists work, all of which is released under a CC licence, making an artist free to not
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..._derivative_work_or_an_adaptation.3F | Does my use constitute a derivative work or an adaptation?]]
...nsed_work_that_I_found.3F | Can CC give me permission to use a CC-licensed work that I found?]]
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...ine where writers, filmmakers, and artists can self-publish their creative work. Published content types include fiction, nonfiction, essay, poetry, film,
...nean.com is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. We're working on making all content availa
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...video shoot. much fun was had and friendships made. video editors went to work after the shoot was done. both the recording and the video would be given a
...nported License''', which allows you to alter, transform or build upon the work but which otherwise has the same conditions as the earlier mentioned licens
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...k under the law of copyright. Therefore, in order to translate a work, the work may not be accompanied by a ND (No Derivatives) license. Otherwise, transla
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