* announce that other people’s fair use, first sale, and free expression rights are not affected by the license.
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Two good examples of a '''human rights license''' that forbids use by human rights violating parties:
...ty and convention. Some licenses already contained clauses to deny use to rights-violating parties, such as the [[original BSD license]].
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|resource title=Creative Commons and Related Rights in Sound Recordings: Are the Two Systems Compatible?
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...ty in Serbia by establishing the platform to provide Intellectual Property Rights details relevant for creating, using and re-using educational, scientific,
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...ees to reasonably exercise their rights under the license. All other moral rights are retained and unaffected by the license. This proposal (and in particul
...the limited basis if legally possible. Where that is not possible, those rights are reserved to licensor.
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...S "commercial" and that the author of the work wants to "retain commercial rights" in the work.
...of the license is user-rights centric, but the choice of license is author-rights centric. Thus, from the author's point of view, the name creates confusion,
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|Event Name=WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR) 26th session
|EventCategory=copyright, related rights, sccr
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...nt Name=Special Session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights
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...u contact an attorney in your jurisdiction. Because the topic of database rights and their interaction with the CC licenses is one that is complicated and c
...ove any potential ambiguity about what permissions are granted where these rights apply.
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* "Licensor", "rights holder", "owner", and "creator" may be used interchangeably to refer to the
#[[#What_does_.22Some_Rights_Reserved.22_mean.3F | What does "Some Rights Reserved" mean?]]
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...ghts reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. Creative Commons is sustained by the generous support o
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...atune’s more than 175 artists who enjoys 50-50 profit splitting and full rights to her music. A "one-woman operation," she plays a variety of instruments i
...from album sales with the artists and allows them to keep ownership of the rights to their music.
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5. Get the media files from the responsible party and make sure the rights are cleared
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...y that makes it easy for machines to process and work from. Unlike Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology, which tries to restrict use of digital works,
Creative Commons metadata is described by the [[ccREL|Creative Commons Rights Expression Language]] (CC REL). You can also find information on specific
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First, Anita would put a "Some
Rights Reserved" button on the page displaying here work where her song could be
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rights><dc:type rdf:resource="http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Sound" /><license rdf:re
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..._rights_in_databases|Express permission granted under sui generis database rights]]
...neris_rights_in_databases|License conditions apply to sui generis database rights]]
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...clude material created by other people. If you do not obtain the necessary rights and permissions, you may get into legal trouble for incorporating third par
...ely face that are unique to podcasters are related to copyright, publicity rights and trademark issues.
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First, Anita would put a "Some Rights Reserved" button on the site where
rights reserved."
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* Read our report on how to use [[#Defining dc:rights|dc:rights]].
== Defining <code>dc:rights</code> ==
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...n is a teen-themed offshoot of the documentary filmmaking non-profit Media Rights. Teens can upload films they have created, get information on how to distri
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XMP [http://www.adobe.com/devnet/xmp/ defines] a rights management schema (see XMP Specification, p. 42). Creative Commons sets the
...ghts''' and xmpRights:WebStatement; it probably makes sense to populate dc:rights and xmpRights:UsageTerms with identical content.''
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...pan class="tocnumber">3.1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Why Are Publicity Rights Relevant?</span>]]</li>
...number">3.2.7.2</span> <span class="toctext">Two Types Of Copyright “Rights”.</span>]]</li>
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...my hope for this Guide (which in addition to copyright addresses publicity rights and trademark law) is that it will begin to make obvious what digital creat
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..., creators can specify a URL where re-users of CC licenses can obtain more rights to the work. Visit the CC+ page for more information and examples of CC+ in
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=== More Rights ===
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...online and offline based on current case law from European Court of Human Rights</font> || [https://cases.internetfreedom.blog/ EN]<br/>[https://cases.inter
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*Christina Angelopoulos. Creative Commons and Related Rights in Sound Recordings: Are the Two Systems Compatible? Amsterdam: Instituut v
...l, Adida Ben, Linksvayer Mike, Yergler Nathan, ccREL: The Creative Commons Rights Expression Language, Communia First Workshop, Torino, January 2008. [http:/
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...selected license. The HTML block includes the license name and the “Some Rights Reserved” image, if appropriate. The license URI is encoded as [[RDFa]].
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...e [[Second Life]] page, and then get full rights to edit the land.''' Once rights are granted, then you should be able to freely edit land and build upon the
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...hand, providing incentives to creators in the form of a grant of monopoly rights to their creations, and on the other hand, promoting the dissemination of c
...content in unprecedented ways which implicates copyright's other exclusive rights.
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...lp out in these situations for fear of loosing their Intellectual Property rights. As a result, humanitarian design is not as efficient as is possible. For
...eators face when trying contribute to sustainable development and can some rights reserved copyright be an effective mechanism to contributing to development
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This "all rights reserved" protection is a good thing for many authors and artists. But what
...even find work in the public domain -- that is, free for any use with "no rights reserved."
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...lp out in these situations for fear of loosing their Intellectual Property rights. As a result, humanitarian design is not as efficient as is possible. For e
...eators face when trying contribute to sustainable development and can some rights reserved copyright be an effective mechanism to contributing to development
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...ghts reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. It is sustained by the generous support of various orga
...ab(r) are trademarks or registered trademarks of Linden Research, Inc. All rights reserved. No infringement is intended.
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...ghts reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach.
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are probably moot because you have the rights to do whatever you want with the
access rights and that's where the issues begin.
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the "all rights reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a
voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. Creative Commons is
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...ghts reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. Creative Commons is sustained by the generous support o
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...ghts reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. It is sustained by the generous support of various orga
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The comments page for the Returning Author's Rights: Termination of Transfer [http://labs.creativecommons.org/termination/ tool
=== Returning Author's Rights: Termination of Transfer tool===
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...designed to collect comments and feedback on the *BETA* Returning Author's Rights: Termination of Transfer tool that is available for testing on ccLabs http:
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...theticals that assist you in testing the '''''BETA''''' Returning Author's Rights: Termination of Transfer tool available on [http://labs.creativecommons.org
...projects that you work on from time to time and wonder if you can get the rights back.
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...s prohibit a licensee applying a TPM to a licensed work that restricts the rights granted under the license. (''See e.g.,'' clause 4(a) “You may not distri
...n at least one format that did not restrict another person’s exercise of rights under the license. This proposal became known as the “parallel distribut
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..., David, Intellectual Property: Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks and Allied Rights, 5th ed., Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2003. A text book on U.K. (and EC) IP la
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...donGroup Free Culture London] and the [http://www.openrightsgroup.org Open Rights Group] are the process of organizing a cc-salon in London, to be held on ev
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[Creative Commons does not gain any rights to the content released under the licenses. CC also does not provide legal
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...hable. A thumbnail could be CC-licensed, while the full image could be All Rights Reserved. However, something that's just a pixel off from the original does
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=== Rights Brokering ===
Since Creative Commons licenses are non-exclusive, companies can act as rights brokers to make other commercial agreements with copyright holders.
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it possible for creators and licensors to reserve some rights while
authors certain rights. We want to make it simpler for authors to
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...' is a comic which focuses on showing where Creative Commons fits into the rights landscape.
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CC+ is a protocol providing a simple way for users to get rights
beyond the rights granted by a CC license. For example, a work's Creative
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#* May be followed by "Some Rights Reserved"
#** © 2007, Name. Some Rights Reserved.
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...heir work over to the public or exercising some but not all of their legal rights[http://www.teamlaw.com .] It is Creative Commons’ goal to help create suc
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...ust perform some “overt act” demonstrating her intent to surrender her rights.[6] The amateur Internet author who has no intention of limiting the ways i
...ith the resources to negotiate licenses can voluntarily cede some of their rights. And organizations like the Free Software Foundation offer ready-made licen
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