...iction and regional interests. See http://creativecommons.org/discuss for a full list.
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The CC Command Line Interface Tools (CLI Tools) are a set of Python scripts which can be used to insert or read license informati
...ios SVN. To check out a working copy of the trunk from anonymous SVN into a directory named cli-tools, issue the following command (Linux or Mac OS X):
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...and the size of files you are uploading, this step can take anywhere from a few seconds to several hours.
...nal location on your computer, which you can upload to a site or move into a shared downloads folder for P2P (for more info, see [http://creativecommons
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...se selection with their own software. The web services are designed to be a more flexible replacement for the HTML-only [[Web Integration Guide|partner
...mpling. The web services API 1.5 is frozen and can be considered stable. A development API is also supported, where new features are prototyped. The
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'''If you're a user: '''
...ersions of our applications at creativecommons.org. If you want to report a bug or feature request, you'll still record it in the [http://roundup.creat
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...cture developed for ccPublisher 2.x. At this point it is still considered a draft and subject to change. No applications based on the ccP 2.x codebase
** without doing a complete customization
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...repository (either with a vendor tag or svn:external). However, there are a handful of dependencies which are better built on individual systems or ins
** Linux: use a distro-specific package or see [http://wxpython.org/download.php the wxPyth
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...cation. This document covers customizing ccPublisher 2 in order to create a new application.
...tion, by definition they should be able to be distributed independently of a P6 application.
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Categories allow the MediaWiki software to create an index of pages about a specific topic. Pages can have multiple topic tags attached to them. Curr
Marks a page as developer related.
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...ou've downloaded a file from [http://archive.org/ the Internet Archive] or a P2P network like [http://creativecommons.org/audio/publish-morpheus Morpheu
If you drag a file that lacks license information or contains false information, the appl
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...blisher) or if a developer has an initial implementation of new code (i.e. a language-specific wrapper for CC licenses).
== Starting a Project ==
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...n't have resources to build ourselves. If you've found a '''bug''' or have a feature request for existing tools/services, please report it in the [http:
...lory (and maybe, just maybe, [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/4293 a job]).
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These FAQs are designed to provide a better understanding of Creative Commons, our licenses, and our other legal
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...d does not store content, we would like CC-community members to help build a directory of projects to help spread the word about CC — hence the CC
...ovide services using Creative Commons licenses. For example, Flickr.com is a photo-sharing website that allows users to license their photos under Creat
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'''CcNutch''' is a Creative Commons plugin for the open source [http://nutch.org Nutch] search
...h now that it was turned off. http://search.creativecommons.org now offers a selection of these. Nutch may be revived if we want to explore search feat
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...rom other multi-media hosting programs by emphasizing the '''reuse''' (a.k.a. remixing) of content between artists[http://courtreportingagency.com ,] no
= Appendix A: Compatibility =
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ccHost is a PHP library intended to be installed on web servers wishing to host CC lice
PHP or HTML programming is ''not'' required to set up a ccHost installation.
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Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that provides flexible copyright licenses for author
...and are tested in Creative Commons' project, ccMixter (www.ccmixter.org), a popular on-line social network service that supports legal music sharing an
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...adding to, signing up for, and editing this roadmap to help get ccHost on a regular release schedule. Release early, release often!
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...make sure to let the development list and chat channel know that you found a bug.'''
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Sample Pools are a way to share samples across different ccHost.
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...mmons.org/learn/aboutus/people#1 Hal Abelson] and Philip Greenspun. Later, a new system based around [http://www.geeklog.net/ Geeklog] was rewritten by
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=== [[Setting Up a Contest]] ===
:a. People reporting bugs/issues
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...a Magnatune standard "non-evil" recording contract and will be included on a forthcoming Lisa DeBenedictis remix album to be sold commercially. The arti
...his kind of event helps artists to stretch their limits and gain access to a wider variety of great music” explained Magnatune founder and CEO, John B
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...eived, Magnatune increased the number of winning entries from 10 to 15, so a couple of you have 2 tracks that are to be included on the forthcoming Lisa
...d "non-evil" recording contract. Also, the winning entries are included on a forthcoming Lisa DeBenedictis remix album to be sold commercially where the
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This is generally the procedure for setting up a contest physically prior to the infrastructure which is already in place to
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5. Browse to: http://ccmixter.org/magnatune/mt/syncpool (takes about a minute or two)
* I also added a field to cc_tbl_pool_item called 'albumsku'
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...ere is a watchdog script to restart it but there is a need possibly to run a repair command on the phpbb_sessions as shown below:
You can turn off this feature to get a quicker startup with -A
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...nse, we would like to host your code so that others can build on it. Take a look at the [[Wrapper Guidelines]] and [[Source Repository Policy]]; contac
* [[CcRdf_for_Python|ccRdf]] provides a wrapper around the licenses and their attributes for Python developers.
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When submitting code to a Creative Commons code repository, you agree to the following terms:
...php GNU GPL]; or, (c) such other license terms as are explicitly noted for a particular project.
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...ve Commons]]! La mayoría del contenido que aquí se encuentra va dirigido a Desarrolladores de Software. Ir al '''[[Developer|artículo para desarrolla
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...oria dels continguts estan destinats a desenvolupadors de programari. Aneu a '''[[Developer|l'apartat de desenvolupadors]]'''.
...uant a]] per trobar l'explicació sobre aquest lloc i com podeu ajudar-nos a construir-lo.
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...[[ccREL|metadata]] which allows software to understand that you've applied a license to your work.
...icensing information. When you [http://creativecommons.org/license/ choose a license] on our website, you get back some metadata (licensing information)
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...ns. While libxml2 is a high-speed, memory efficient XML engine, there are a few reasons for this switch.
...en packaging ccPublisher. ElementTree is implemented as pure Python, with a C implementation available in the event that performance ''does'' become an
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A list of music podcasts featuring exclusively CC licensed music (exception m
* BSWC One-a-Day[http://biotic.blogspot.com/search/label/BSWC%20One-a-Day]
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...or are brand new to the concepts behind it, we encourage you to check out a salon near you.
...hat we have discovered in planning our own Salons - they should be seen as a starting point meant to spark ideas for your own Salon as they are all uniq
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A list of Creative Commons accessories you can use while browsing and searchi
When you choose a license for your works, you will be given markup to add to your web pages t
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Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can refere
...of works, place the reference somewhere near the top of the page or along a sidebar, rather than hidden at the footer of the page. In addition, make su
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...n short-listed for inclusion in an upcoming city guide. The email provided a URL where the user could opt in or out in having their image considered for
...ed Schmap's intended use of the image, which images were being considered, a Terms of Use, and the ability for the user to Accept or Deny Schmap's reque
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...in San Francisco on Wednesday, March 8 from 6pm-9pm at Shine. CC Salon is a casual get-together focused on conversation and community-building. It's op
...ou can find the latest information about CC Salon. This will also serve as a place where the community can contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submi
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...ngs that will make them have such situations in life living in this world. A '''brain teaser''' will be the one to help those individual in times they r
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...ask what existing works have been remixed. This can work across sites via a [[Sample Pool API]].
...k that was remixed). The cc:derivativeWork property can denote a remix of a track. ccMixter uses only the former. Skipping verbose rdf/xml syntax with
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A search engine should implement this:
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...es and enables one to query ccHost installations for different media using a RESTful API. Implemented first by [[CcHost]].
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...s an [http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-syntax-grammar/ RDF+XML] format for feeds. A [http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/modules/cc/ module] for licensing has been
.../www.rssboard.org/rss-specification RSS 2.0] is a simplified feed format. A [http://backend.userland.com/creativeCommonsRssModule module] for licensing
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...ly have to select a license), do not attempt to do it yourself (it will be a frustrating experience).
Let's say Anita wants to license her song, "Volcano Love," with a Creative Commons license, and release it as an MP3. Here's what she'd do:
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Anyone may choose a Creative Commons license by going to http://creativecommons.org/license/
Several services are available to integrate license selection into a website or application:
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...lt the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions|Frequently Asked Questions]] page. For a further historical perspective, you are invited to review deprecated CC leg
...legal advice, and what follows is not legal advice. What follows below is a general description of differences and similarities between the license ver
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...link to the web page so you can follow progress. You can add yourself as a "nosy" account (and receive email when updated) or subscribe to the RSS fee
* '''Linux:''' The download link above points to a source tarball, which includes most of what you need. You will also need [
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ccPublisher uses a slightly customized [http://roundup.sourceforge.net Roundup] Issue Tracker
...lating to a particular area of functionality (i.e., ''i18n'') are assigned a particular keyword. The following keywords are in use in the tracker. Ple
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This is a list of '''books''' available under a Creative Commons license.
This is just a start and is woefully incomplete. Please add missing titles and fill in mi
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== [http://www.slipabuck.com Slip A Buck.com] ==
...tributed how much to a particular project. [http://www.slipabuck.com Slip A Buck] features [[Flash]] tools that integrate seemlessly with the [[ccHost]
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...of multi-media using the Creative Commons licenses and metadata, released a bugfix version 1.0.2 today. The primary features in this release include ad
...more content there will be available for enjoyment and artistic re-use in a sane and legal setting. ccHost is what is used for the infamous Creative Co
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In general, for linux community receives a general informal announcement. However, for formal press channels we use th
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on Wednesday, March 8 from 6pm-9pm at Shine. CC Salon is a casual
latest information about CC Salon. This also is a place where the
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<tr><td>ccrdf/</td><td>A Python wrapper for CC Licenses</td></tr>
<tr><td>oe_search/</td><td>PHP frontend for a Google CSE that acted as early DiscoverEd prototype</td></tr>
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* extra projector (''Raines can bring one as a backup'')
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What ideas would be good to try out at the CC Salon? This is a good place to brainstorm and place up thoughts about small segments at the
What about a podcast of the event? Could someone record the first event live so that we
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* A Future Trip to Rick Prelinger's prelingerlibrary.org
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...s face-to-face interaction and the rate of exchange that takes places from a good monthly event.
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# Start a CC Salon where you live
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# Make sure that [[All_Salons|there isn't a salon in your area already]].
# Fix a date and decide how often you want to have your salon (monthly, bi-monthly,
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...ons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5]. A pdf version is [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide.p
...admap of some of the legal issues specific to podcasting. EFF has produced a very practical and helpful guide for issues related to blogging generally (
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on Wednesday, May 10 from 6pm-9pm at Shine. CC Salon is a casual
"a system for the collective remediation of public government
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also read
a more detailed <div id="nonweb">technical
* [[#3|part 3: Verification Link: Also
a Traffic Engine]]
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...into your software. If you are integrating Creative Commons licenses with a non-web application, or would like more control over the user interface, th
* [[#Part 1: Letting users select a license|Part 1: Letting users select a license]]
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...schema] for information about [http://creativecommons.org/ns our model] in a machine-processable form.
* Take a look at [[#Embedding RDF in HTML|our conclusions on using RDF in HTML]].
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This is a developer-oriented document for a developer oriented feature. This has two implications:
...t transparently handle CC metadata for you (you should only have to select a license), do not attempt to do it yourself.
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'''This is a developer-oriented document. Read our [[Embedded Metadata|non-technical ac
Historically a single field, TCOP, has been used for both purposes. New applications may
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'''This is a developer-oriented document. Read our [[Embedded Metadata|non-technical ac
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...upport/bin/answer.py?answer=60325&topic=10729 timeline] for more details. A list of projects accepted for last year's SoC 2006 is available [[Summer of
...#General Ideas|idea listed below]] that you like or have your own idea for a Creative Commons-related open source project, we encourage you to read up a
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...t include an FTP server, a network share (for internal customizations), or a website with an upload API.
...ave begun to merge the model of storage providers and extensions. This is a good thing. See [[Extending ccPublisher]] for an overview of extensions an
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...nd it will automatically build you a Gallery of HTML pages. You can select a license during setup that will be embedded in each gallery page.
* [[Inkscape]], an open source drawing tool (that uses SVG). One may select a CC license for content directly from within the metadata dialog.
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...o use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.
<b>A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe application
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...tensible Metadata Platform]) facilitates embedding metadata in files using a subset of RDF. Most notably, XMP supports embedding metadata in PDF and man
...with XMP metadata, Creative Commons recommends a licensed document include a visible copyright notice; [[Marking|format-specific recommendations]] for v
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...dobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:
* [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]
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...e it easier for other developers to integrate license selection by writing a wrapper library in your language of choice. Lisp, anyone?
A successful implementation will include a small driver application which demonstrates how the wrapper can be used for
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...c API. Our new implementation of <code>cc.license</code> is an example of a full API driven by the RDF metadata ([http://code.creativecommons.org/viewg
Other language implementations should also include a small driver program to demonstrate how it can be used to pull license info
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...[[XMP]] Sidecar File'' is a file containing serialized metadata related to a document. Sub-optimal for obvious reasons, these are used by tools, includ
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...D or other type of media without needing to install the actual software on a machine.
...CC-powered projects to add themselves to the Content Directories. This is a listing of creative initiatives using CC licensing. We provide an intuitive
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...0" src="http://creativecommons.org/images/public/somerights.gif" /></a><br />
This work is licensed under a
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Creative Commons has built a series of open source tools to assist end users in publishing and use of CC
If you're a developer looking for CC-enabled libraries and APIs see our [[Developers|de
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...ons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5]. A pdf version is [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide.p
...umber">3.2.2.1</span> <span class="toctext">You Are Using A Fact, An Idea, A Theory Or Slogan, Title Or Short Phrase.</span>]]</li>
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...ons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5]. A pdf version is [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide.p
...More broadly, podcasting has been heralded as “the medium that promises a future where anyone can make radio, instead of just listen to it.” (http
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* '''+1: Proposal is longer than a few sentences.''' We need some meat in the proposal in order to even consi
...: Proposer has contacted us prior to the submission.''' This demonstrates a definite interest in Inkscape and proves an ability to communicate with us.
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We really appreciate community contributions and feedback (we're a small team and spread thin) and we especially love seeing what you build us
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...cular situation, which may include obtaining appropriate legal advice from a licensed attorney.'''
** Otherwise, if you are interested in starting a directory of CC-friendly legal service providers, please do so and let all
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...ons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5]. A pdf version is [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide.p
...ick (http://www.mwsmedia.com/). The Guide is certainly a better product as a result of their feedback and comments. Finally, I am very thankful for Crea
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...ons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5]. A pdf version is [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/Podcasting_Legal_Guide.p
...rk through the insanity that copyright law has become, Creative Commons is a simple alternative to this complex mess.
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...in our [http://creativecommons.org/license license chooser], you are given a snippet of HTML that contains RDFa. Sites like [http://www.thingiverse.com
...ng about when they create content. Computers may understand that a file is a text file or another file is an image file, but they typically don't unders
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...patch is a small piece of software designed to update or fix problems with a computer program. This includes fixing bugs, replacing graphics and improvi
...sourceforge.net project and unrestricted access to SVN. So, please submit a great patch, we will help you with formatting it properly, and then afterwa
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== [[Add license search to a major commercial search engine]] ==
...to Creative Commons licenses. While useful, this is far from our vision of a metadata-aware search engine.
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...to Creative Commons licenses. While useful, this is far from our vision of a metadata-aware search engine.
...lease read the detail page for further information [[Add license search to a major commercial search engine]].
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...e the previous challenge. However, an individual or small team could build a search engine exclusively for Creative Commons-licensed content, much as se
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...is an example Open (find) dialog that could use one's local hard drive or a service (on-line, etc).
...dialogs for saving content. How could this be used to help find content on a desktop, web, etc?
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...en out of date. If you're interested in working in this area there is now a challenge to [[Rewrite_Metadata_Validator|rewrite the validator]].
...ense metadata version should extract RDF potentially embedded in HTML from a text input box or URL, parse the RDF, and display license and work properti
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...o the verification web page. More sophisticated implementations might help a user manage their tagged files or interface with specific web publishing sy
* We have a [http://cctools.sourceforge.net/ command line tool] that embeds license cla
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...drawing tool. It supports CC licensing within the application and also has a simple way to add metadata to SVG files from within the application.
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PDF (Portable Document Format) is a format for encapsulating all types of documents for transmission and usage
...p://creativecommons.org/technology/xmp embed a Creative Commons license in a PDF document] using [[XMP]] through, for example, Adobe Photoshop CS.
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[http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG Scalable Vector Graphics] (SVG) SVG is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics and graphical applications
* [http://www.openclipart.org/ Open Clip Art Library], a public domain collection of user-submitted clip art
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...ons. This can be anything from simply reading the license metadata out of a file and displaying it to the user to helping users create, remix, and publ
...e]] provides a method to read from, and embed to, license information from a variety of file formats.
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...ase of ccPublisher. Instructions assume you have successfully checked out a sandbox from Subversion, as described [[Developing ccPublisher 2|here]].
...he current release contains the following code that would need updated for a new release:
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...link to the web page so you can follow progress. You can add yourself as a "nosy" account (and receive email when updated) or subscribe to the RSS fee
* '''Linux:''' The download link above points to a source tarball, which includes most of what you need. You will also need [
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Toronto's CC Salon is a monthly event focused on building a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses, stand
A local informal gathering of individuals around Creative Commons licenses, s
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...hing bugs. Additionally, please use the automatic phone-home feature when a crash occurs. Email regarding this release may be sent to software@creativ
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...well as details about common extension patterns. All instructions assume a Linux-based development environment.
...When that is finalized, we will provide a script or template for creating a distribution package for extensions. The final distribution model will lik
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<code>app.zcml</code> is a ZCML file which defines the way a P6 application (including ccPublisher 2) operates.
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...ode>extensions</code> subdirectory of the support directory. For example, a Windows user with the username John would have extensions installed into
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...ox Mozilla Firefox] and [http://songbirdnest.com Songbird], which provides a convenient way to examine metadata -- including Creative Commons licenses -
* [[Report MozCC Bug|Report a bug]]
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* Define a communication mechanism between the two (events?) that others can emulate
* Restructure code to wrap all the functionality in a single object (to prevent namespace collisions)
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* [http://mozdev.org/bugs/createaccount.cgi create a Bugzilla account]; this is required to report bugs, and is important becaus
...ld0-0-0=noop&type0-0-0=noop&value0-0-0=&cmdtype=doit&order=Bug+Number view a list of open bugs]
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...rchive.org Internet Archive] for free hosting. ccPublisher also serves as a platform for development of other Creative Commons license-enabled tools.
** [[Writing a Storage Provider]] Adding support for new upload repositories to ccPublishe
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...ion, see the [[ccPublisher Developer]] page. Creative Commons distributes a gzipped tar file containing the source for ccPublisher on Linux. Before ru
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* '''Linux:''' The download link above points to a source tarball, which includes most of what you need. See [[ccPublisher on
* '''Mac OS X:''' The download link points to a zip file which contains the application file. Unzip the archive to run ccP
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...but would prefer to host it at your own website, ccPublisher can generate a piece of HTML which contains machine-readable information about the license
...you will paste the verification HTML into. The verification HTML contains a hash of the file you are licensing, which allows software to validate the f
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...the Internet Archive. It's practical because the user doesn't need to open a browser and search how to upload stuff. If the user could upload to other s
[[CcHost]], a 'Web-based System Supporting Remixing and Collaboration on Media', is the i
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...t currently is in need of standard Open Source translations. Victor Stone, a core developer on the project has created one way to for admins to edit str
/PROJECT_NAME (for setting up a ccmixter and cchost translatable .po file.
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== Help start a Salon in Beijing ==
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...t-align:justify;">Creative Commons would like to work with you in creating a strong voice for openness around the world. There are many Creative Commons
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This release fixes a crash-inducing bug related to uploading works to the Internet Archive. Mac
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...mons tags. Another Google Summer of Code project this year was able to get a patch to Gstreamer to make this possible. When I have more time, I will try
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...ntly not internationalized, and we are working to correct that situation. A goal for [[MozCC_Development#MozCC_2.6|MozCC 2.6]] is complete i18n support
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...ther languages and technologies. Installing Eclipse for Windows is simply a matter of unzipping the file you downloaded; '''<code>eclipse.exe</code>'''
...Eclipse's integrated update manager. After starting Eclipse and selecting a Workspace location, go to the '''Help''' menu and navigate to the '''Softwa
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Creative Commons does not provide support for this product. There is a feedback email on the [http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?F
After the Office Addin is installed, the '''File''' menu will contain a '''Creative Commons''' command.
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...nel]], or by sending an email to webmaster@creativecommons.org. If you are a CC affiliate on the CCi mailing list, you can use that instead.
...ou see "${license_name}" or "%(license_name)s" in a string, that indicates a substitution (for the real license name). These are placeholders that the t
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...e <code>ccpublisher</code> directory. If you are interested in working on a branch, you can browse the [http://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/cctools/publisher
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...s recent foray into the digital world known as Second Life, which includes a rock concert and the creation of an all new PopSci.com Lounge.
...f PopSci.com, the Web site for Popular Science magazine. She's the host of a Web show called Future Girl, as well as hostess-with-the-mostest of events
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|Description=WpLicense is a plugin for WordPress which allows users to select a Creative Commons license for their blog and content.
* Follow the download link above for the latest release. You'll end up with a file named something like <code>wplicense-1.2.2.zip</code>.
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The [[OpenOfficeOrg Addin|OpenOffice.org Addin]] support embedding a license in Writer, Calc and Impress docuemnts. This information is current
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Office] is a suite of productivity programs created or purchased by Microsoft and develo
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Office] is a suite of productivity programs created or purchased by Microsoft and develo
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...Bart; Mansell, Robin; Bingchun Meng, September 2013. Copyright & Creation: A Case for Promoting Inclusive Online Sharing. [http://www.lse.ac.uk/media@ls
...ciencia, educación, innovación y cultura apoyadas por Redes de Tecnología Avanzada”, Colombia, vol. 1, n. 2, 2011, pp. 1 – 15. [http://publicacio
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In the process of developing on [[MozCC]], it became apparent that a class which modeled Creative Commons license RDF would be useful. In order
'''ccrdf.js''' is a set of classes and Javascript objects which model Creative Commons licensin
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.../cc.license.git/ cc.license], and is not recommended. cc.license provides a more complete API for selecting licenses and introspecting metadata about t
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...p my install as http://cchost.localhost which works on my local machine as a test setup.
...p my install as http://cchost.localhost which works on my local machine as a test setup.
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...ns which may be added to templates in order to include license metadata or a license marking. Functions are also included to support retrieval of licens
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* Improved JsWidget integration to allow removing a license and setting no license
* Change file inclusion to use absolute paths, which avoids a problem with some hosting providers where relative paths were disabled.
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This service was first created in response to a list of [[Developer Challenges|developer challenges]] published by the Crea
...le called "libvalidator." libvalidator handles RDF in many formats; RDF in a comment, RDFa, or inline RDF/XML. HTML is processed by html5lib, and the RD
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...xtract is a pluggable Python class for extracting RDF from blocks of text. A simple extractor, <code>regex_extractor</code>, which uses regexes to searc
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...ss to the CC Second Life land is to '''make one contribution for review by a group officer, as listed on the [[Second Life]] page, and then get full rig
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...interactive session once I've gone through the slides we're going to make a transcript of this, by the way, so if anyone doesn't want to be included in
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Hey everyone. Thanks for joining us. As usual, we’ll be posting a transcript. Please let me know if you would like to be omitted from the ta
...ay, make derivatives of and perform the work in nations not categorized as a “high income economy” according to the World Bank so long as attributio
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...ocess of developing ccPublisher2, a rewrite of the original application -- a rewrite was begun in order to address problems with extensibility and custo
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...r coming everyone. Shall we begin? So first things first. There will be a transcript made available later for everyone, so if you don't want to be on
....org - which is the site for my chapter. Its a blog set up but you can get a feeling for what we do
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1. Introduction: I'll say a few words about who I am and what will
3. about the movie: I'll talk a few minutes about the movie itself.
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[[cc-sharp]] is a C# library for verifying Creative Commons license metadata. A Google Code project has been set up [http://code.google.com/p/cc-sharp/ her
The project was built as a [http://www.monodevelop.com/ MonoDevelop] solution so to build it from home
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...It promises to be a great event full of interesting discussion. Plus, it's a great way to connect with the community of developers, users, and advocates
The ccSalon(wiki.creativecommons.org/Salon) is a event focused on building
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...rations for licensors and licensees|Things to think about before you apply a CC license to your work or use CC-licensed works]]'''
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The majority of music released under a CC license uses one of the licenses that [[Defining Noncommercial|prohbit c
[http://soundcloud.com/creativecommons SoundCloud's CC portal] features a search that allows filtering for tracks permitting commercial use and modif
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...d license metadata. If license information is detected the extension adds a (CC) icon to the status bar. Clicking the icon opens the license deed in t
* Visit a site with embedded metadata, like http://creativecommons.org
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...de of ideas to integrate Creative Commons licenses into the Gnome Desktop. A [http://code.google.com/p/gnome-cc-integration/ software repository] has be
...e.org/show_bug.cgi?id=349356 this bug] for more info. Also, need to create a [[Beagle]] and [[Tracker]] search plugin.
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...- the moment it is created. This means that if you want to copy and re-use a creative work you find online, you usually have to ask the author's permiss
This "all rights reserved" protection is a good thing for many authors and artists. But what about those who want you
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A plugin for the [[CC Search|Creative Commons search tool]] is built into som
(the CC logo, or the Google logo, for example). You will see a pull down
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[[MozCC]] 2, released in August 2006, is a rewrite of the original MozCC Firefox Extension targeted specifically at Ge
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Jaime Frutos Morales has developed a handler for [http://raphael.slinckx.net/deskbar/ Deskbar-Applet] for the [h
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...rg/wiki/Matroska Matroska] (common file extensions being .mkv and .mka) is a project to develop an open source multimedia container format similar to Ap
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...ideo (AV) digital data. Introduced in late 1998, it is the designation for a group of audio and video coding standards and related technology agreed upo
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Hey everyone. Thanks for joining us. As usual, we’ll be posting a transcript. Please let me know if you would like to be omitted from the tal
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1. Introduction: I'll say a few words about who I am and what will happen here the next half hour.
3. about the movie: I'll talk a few minutes about the movie itself.
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This is a list of '''films''' available under a Creative Commons license.
...obably shouldn't be a disqualifier. And, almost obviously, they must have a CC licensed version.
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...nerds, ennui-afflicted clowns, self-loathing giant squids, and devotees of a certain Swedish prefab furniture store are insanely clever without ever bei
...and the remainder will soon follow - an entire year's worth of songs from a bold experiment in independent musicianship and internet superstardom. His
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This is a list of Creative Commons licensed image-based media. Part of the [http://cr
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This is a partial list of Creative Commons licensed video media. Part of the [http://
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...ons licensed text-based media. Please see the [[Books]] page and use it as a guide for how to lay out this one. ''Part of the [http://creativecommons.or
* [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/3843 Silenced: a censorship study]
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This is a list of Creative Commons licensed education-based media. This is a partial port of the [http://creativecommons.org/education/ original educati
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...performance/live-based media. Please see the [[Books]] page and use it as a guide for how to lay out this one.
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<br>This poster is designed by Lara Meter and can be used under a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 license]
A local informal gathering of individuals around Creative Commons licenses, s
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Mtkidu is comprised of two South African individuals on a collective path of a shared creative consciousness; design/art/composing is what constitutes the
...all intents and purposes, we concentrate on the creation and innovation of a new, dynamic sound, vision in South Africa and as the art galleries and clu
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...established image or concept and mixing it up for a fresh take have become a hurdle for creativity - leaving those with the most power and wealth the on
...or have them remixed by creative communities around the world. The result: a pool of some 140 million images, music tracks, samples, and movies that cre
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...her one between the allowed. If you hover the mouse cursor over any field, a tip box will appears, explaining what it means.
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<nowiki>This text is licensed to the public under the <a rel="license"
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This release is an 'admin' release with only a few feature. It is
ccHost is now tracking the last time a major change
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Currently, ccHost packages are being made three-times a day and are available here:
...urce.com WebsiteSource] provide an administration interface for setting up a mysql database. Hosting services also provide some FTP or SFTP mechanism to
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This is a page to collect what is the current status of the search engine software ma
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This is a page to collect what is the current status of the Operating System search e
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The following is a rough outline, with background, on what you need to do to create your own s
= What Makes a 'Skin' =
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...ecure way can be tricky with a content management system such as ccHost on a UNIX system.
and this document does not pretend to cover all. It is a compendium of issues
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...://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movable_Type Movable Type] allows users to choose a CC license for their blog via our [[choose license]] popup service.
Clicking launches the CC license chooser in a popup:
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Commons' project, ccMixter (http://www.ccmixter.org), a popular on-
rate submissions is to hover over the star ratings for a media file,
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Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that provides flexible copyright licenses for author
...and are tested in Creative Commons' project, ccMixter (www.ccmixter.org), a popular on-line social network service that supports legal music sharing an
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The [http://drupal.org/project/creativecommons creativecommons] module is a fully-featured module for Drupal 6, under active development (since it was
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...seen at http://flickr.com/account/prefs/license/ (you must be logged in to a Flickr account).
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...ntest, mark them with the Creative Commons license of your choice.) ''Add a link to your flickr site below.''
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WIRED and Flavorpill presented a '''Creative Commons Concert''' in New York on September 29, 2006 @ 9pm
...of Next Music, which kicks off [http://www.nextfest.net/ WIRED NextFest], a four-day festival featuring more than 130 interactive exhibits from scienti
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== How to add a content registry ==
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ccHost includes a script and admin interface for dumping
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...tension for [http:// Adobe Acrobat] which allows users to select and embed a Creative Commons license in [[PDF]] files.
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...CA, but synchronized with other CC Parties around the world, all throwing a party to celebrate Creative Commons' 4th birthday.
...vent will be coordinated with other CC Birthday Party's in hopes of having a continuous birthday celebratino and synchronization to light up the blogosp
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* Get a remix of a CC licensed track into billboard top 50
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<br />Barney Boomslang will start a chess game for residents to record.
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Barney Boomslang will kick-off a chess game. Residents are encouraged to record any part of the game!
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Present Judge Richard A. Posner in Second Life
...Life on December 7, 2006 at 6-8pm PST. Second Life is an online society in a 3D world, where users can explore, build, socialize, and participate in the
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The CC PHP-AJAX Chooser is a simple way to add a license chooser to your PHP-based web application. It contains the followi
* to use a particular version of the web services
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...awards shows (oscars, grammys, mtv video music awards) and would also have a festival component to the event that highlights contemporary media.
A festival/awards event that is latched onto a large conference or festival. It should be big and aggressive about finding
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<p>Don't miss the next <a href="http://creativecommons.org/salon">CC Salon</a>
at <a href="http://shinesf.com">shinesf</a> from 6-9 PM on Wednesday, November 8
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...6, the event will be FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 from 9 PM - 2 AM in order to have a big b-day countdown at midnight.
...arty like we are going to have and others might want to setup a meeting at a restaurant or bar.
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Barney Boomslang will kick-off a chess game. Residents are encouraged to record and take snapshots off any p
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A draft of the 2012-13 CC research agenda that in part relates to metrics can
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...ng experimental web applications. CC founder and CEO Lawrence Lessig wrote a [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7143 letter introducing the site].
* Submit a [https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=80503 bug, request] or [[HOWTO_P
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*<span style="font-size:115%;">Learn how to [[Salon|start a CC Salon]]</span>
[https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php/Category:Event See a list of events]
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CC turns 4 this December! The San Francisco HQ office is throwing a party to celebrate with our supporters who will be in town on December 15th
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...such that specific data formats can be published by different websites in a compatible fashion, e.g., event information (hCal) and contact information
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== Help start a Salon in Brisbane! ==
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=== [[Marking_your_work_with_a_CC_license | Mark your work with a CC license]] ===
This page contains examples and tips on how to mark your work with a CC license.
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...of shared licences rather than to make a tool for undermining the commons? A collaborative commons is your end goal yes?
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...s sold well but your royalty check each quarter is pretty small. You want a better deal and want to see if you might be able to terminate the publishin
...f the contract requires you to agree that the graphics you are creating is a “work for hire.” Now in 2007 you realize that you could reuse those gr
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Have or obtain access to a content repository with CC licensed content, e.g., one listed at [[content
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** [http://www.artsjournal.com/artfulmanager/main/048544.php Rethinking a window to the world]
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...really happy on making your mind work, it is better for you to search for a [http://www.trickyriddles.com/ '''Brain Teasers'''] that is really best for
...t can make their minds work and can make them think widely. Buying some of a '''Brain Teaser''' game can make those people have such ways they can be be
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This page provides a brief description of changes that are included in each release of [[MozCC]]
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Typically only the "best" search for a category will be included directly in the http://search.creativecommons.org
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"OpenSearch is a collection of simple formats for the sharing of search results."[http://www
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* Video Streaming - nic has set up a video streaming server to give information to residents - currently we only
Creative Commons needs your help to create a Second Life marketplace.
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[[CcLookup|CC Lookup]] is a tool to verify embedded license information. It is written in [http://pyth
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[[CcLookup|CC Lookup]] is currently distributed for Linux as a gzipped tar file. To run CC Lookup, you will need the following dependenci
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...p Web player, a digital jukebox and Web browser mash-up." In other words, a darn cool music player, built on Gecko. When you install MozCC in Songbird
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...upport/bin/answer.py?answer=60325&topic=10729 timeline] for more details. A list of projects accepted for SoC 2006 is available [[Summer of Code 2006 P
...#General Ideas|idea listed below]] that you like or have your own idea for a Creative Commons-related open source project, we encourage you to read up a
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...bility to set a [http://creativecommons.org/ Creative Commons] License for a WordPress blog and control the inclusion or display of the license informat
* [[Adding a CC mark to a WordPress blog]]
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= Creative Commons Version 3.0 Licenses — A Brief Explanation =
...new uses of content that are made possible by digital technologies. Using a CC license, an artist can, for example, invite the public to share their wo
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A Creative Commons Add-in for Amarok would allow license information to be di
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This is a reading list of Web sites and paper books that you can use to get informed
...full coverage of Swedish IP law. Writen for law school students but still a good read for anyone who wants to understand Swedish IP law.
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...//www.openrightsgroup.org Open Rights Group] are the process of organizing a cc-salon in London, to be held on every last Thursday of the month at [http
...d like to take part, whether by performing or exhibiting your work, giving a talk or presentation, providing sponsorship or other support, or by getting
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...ct! To help us in identifying you as a good candidate, we ask that you do a few things.
...e any plans you have over the summer in addition to GSoC, such as classes, a summer job, vacation plans, master's thesis, etc.
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The generator can be integrated with your site using a link or an <code><iframe></code> tag. For example:
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...> The purpose of this wiki is to help you learn more about CC and give you a chance to collaborate with us. CC relies on its community of users to keep
...nfo@creativecommons.org providing your CCID and something to prove you are a real person who wants to edit the Wiki.</div>
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** All content is licensed restrictively with a Creative Commons license, but commercial rights are brokered for standard s
...hosting media, possibly user-generated-content, or just standard media on a site. [[Media_Hosting_Wishlist|Here are some standard best use case items f
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...ontent by publishing it under a Creative Commons license. Below we provide a basic overview of how you may integrate Creative Commons licensing into you
LicenseChooser.js provides a lightweight method for integrating license selection into web applications.
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...age aims to document best practices. Also, blogger on this page is used in a very large context meaning all forms of blogging including videoblogging, p
Use a service for publishing your content
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...volved, from hosting a [[salon]], [[translate | translating]], or starting a new jurisdiction project.
...d. The following overview is designed to help you understand what building a jurisdiction team would entail:
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'''CC Kubrick''' is a [http://wordpress.org/ WordPress] theme based on Kubrick which will match t
CC Kubrick is a simple customization of Kubrick, with the following features:
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...or our international affiliates. This page describes what you can do with a hosted site and how to sign up.
Hosted CCi sites allow international affiliates to put together a simple, flexible site without managing their own infrastructure. The hoste
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Tracker is a search, metadata indexer and getter for the generic free desktop based upon
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The following article addresses this theme from a Creative Commons perspective.
...n Creative Commons’ goal since the organization was established four and a half years ago. Creative Commons empowers creators to use copyright law to
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...vent will be coordinated with other CC Birthday Parties in hopes of having a continuous birthday celebration and synchronization to light up the blogosp
* Birds of a Feather
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A list of everyone who has expressed an interest in performing, talking or ex
...rom Bucharest, studying in Italy. Would like to exhibit paintings based on a 'remix' of Baroque and Renaissance styles.
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[http://ccmixter.org/ ccMixter] is a Creative Commons project based solely for sharing remixable, reusable sound
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This is a page for critical documentation about large scale CC specifications, recomm
# [[Sharing_Creative_Works|Sharing Creative Works Comics]] - A general introduction to copyright and CC licensing
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...s for a specific implementation, this is a space for planning how to build a licensing OSID (Open Service Interface Definition).
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...http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/ for information about choosing a license.
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* Presentations and Q&A.
...general, is being employed to different degrees in the music industry with a specific focus on web radio, net label economics, and digital collaboration
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...etween choosing actual license (maybe turn the "license selected" box into a pulldown menu?) and choosing license options? how should the license select
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...rg/wiki/File_Browser File Browser], so right now it only makes sense to do a mockup for the system-wide selector.
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* '''[[Sharing Creative Works]]''' is a general introduction to copyright and CC licensing.
* '''[[Spectrumofrights_Comic1|"A Spectrum of Rights"]]''' is a comic which focuses on showing where Creative Commons fits into the rights
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One must be able to set a system default. This will usually be done through a control panel.
...w and alter a license associated with a file. This usually occurs through a file view of some sort.
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...w and alter a license associated with a file. This usually occurs through a file view of some sort.
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...y for developers to build license-aware applications. liblicense utilizes a pluggable module system for reading and writing metadata from specific file
* For a brief introduction video, check [http://blip.tv/file/1142312/ Asheesh Laroi
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'''CC+''' denotes the combination of a '''CC official license (unmodified and verbatim)''' + '''another separate a
...quires that the work be licensed under a standard CC license that provides a baseline set of permissions that have not been modified or customized but r
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How can Creative Commons do a better job at being more transparent and open to the community for ideas, f
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= How to Submit a Bumper =
...age. Follow the directions on that page to insert your uploaded file into a wiki page.
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...does not directly support CC licenses, the license URL should be noted in a description (e.g., on YouTube) or other appropriate field. See [[#Media De
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...as and works of our peers and predecessors. Digital communications promise a new explosion of this kind of collaborative creative activity. But at the s
...tp://www.teamlaw.com .] It is Creative Commons’ goal to help create such a mechanism.
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...main] in this country.”[1] If the author did not take the trouble to put a copyright notice on her work, it passed into the public domain once publish
...ary 1, 1978 (the effective date of the Copyright Act of 1976), omission of a copyright notice could later be corrected, and thus did not result in outri
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...://www.archive.org/create/ http://www.archive.org/create/], which includes a license selection step.
...>500MB), you may wish to use our CC Publisher application. CC Publisher is a tool that does two things: it will help you tag your audio files with infor
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...CC icons may be replaced with the name of the license or the abbreviation. A copyright notice stating the author(s), date, and copyright should also be
...– a graphic or line of text stating the license – next to the file (on a webpage) or in the liner notes (for physical media). For more information a
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...e.g. CC BY). In both cases the full URL to the license should be included. A copyright notice stating the author(s), date, and copyright should also be
# Get a license from http://creativecommons.org/license
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* Notes: A free stock photography project. The theme of the first issue is "Agricultur
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* Notes: Community creating a digital archive of photos covering every square kilometer of the British Is
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* Notes: A community of natural historians who are showcasing the spectacular natural
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* Search Engine for freely licensed photos, with a focus on CC and PD resources.
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...e license and/or the full name of the license (including version number). A copyright notice stating the author(s), date, and copyright should also be
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* Notes: supports most CC-licenses browsable via a flickr-like interface
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...peer reviewed content so that it makes it easy to automatically pull down a top ten best tracks, or something similar, and then timestamp them, and pac
...to package content on the fly is akin to packaging of an album, producing a checkout item, and is vitally important for platforms like the [[OLPC]] and
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* Notes: Has a flash-based mixer for remixing right in your browser!
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'''“Some Rights Reserved”: Building a Layer of Reasonable Copyright'''
...tation. Balance, compromise, and moderation — once the driving forces of a copyright system that valued innovation and protection equally — have bec
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...y or monthly shows have their votes reduced by 5% per show they appear on. A discussion with the creator of the site was released by [http://thecommandl
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...the things you choose to restrict — e.g., make a commercial use, create a derivative work;
* to shift the work into another format as a verbatim copy
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...photos. But he isn’t sure if the photos are copyrighted or not. He uses a search engine that helps him look for files without copyright notices on th
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* Notes: Italian netlabel. We offer a range of different music genres.
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.../ licenses explained page], or [http://creativecommons.org/license/ create a license now].
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.... CC BY-NC). In both cases the full URL to the license should be included. A copyright notice stating the author(s), date, and copyright should also be
...ork, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same, similar or a compatible license.
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...online open video archive of NTT (Nippon Telecommunication&Telegraph) ICC, a media art center located in Tokyo that has promoted artists and activated d
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* Notes: Online lifestyle magazine with a new issue each month and new articles every day. All articles are CC licens
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...ra as lexical hypertexts. The IntraText interface is best experienced with a Tablet PC or touch screen
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...musicians. With Kompoz, you can collaborate with anyone to create and mix a new generation of independent music based on the open standards of the "Cre
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* Notes: The Tree of Life is a collection of information about biodiversity. We cover all organisms, livin
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* Notes: Unlimited upload space, Social Enabled Site. Its more of a social marketplace.
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...mps, and IP addresses) since the "n" logo in the html generated code makes a call back to our servers on every display of the number. The Numly portal
...rints. Authors/Artists can be identified by uploading a digital work with a matching digital fingerprint and can be contacted via our secure message ce
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...of authorship of creative workings, no matter if it's photography, poetry, a series of mp3 files or an open source software project. If somebody infring
...ed by European Digital Signature Laws). You can generate yourself or order a printed and signed certificate, which you may file with your contracts.
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...ommons and open source communities. Within this CD, you'll be able to test a free, open source Linux operating system, applications, and explore Creativ
*Fedora 7 is a free, open source Linux operating system. Fedora may be fully installed by
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= How to Submit a Marker =
...age. Follow the directions on that page to insert your uploaded file into a wiki page.
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...and provides a simplified way to integrate a drop-down license selector in a web application.
This will render a selector as shown below:
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you to test a Linux operating system and try out innovative free, open source software ap
...rnal storage device (like a USB thumb drive) if they wish to save content. A LiveCD runs independently of the computer's hard disk, and content cannot b
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** <del>Nautilus writes a license to every file whose property dialog is displayed</del>
*** libtool: install: error: cannot install `liblicense.la' to a directory not ending in /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/liblicense
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# Get a license from http://creativecommons.org/license
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...n I will show how the integration through nautilus-python is done. Here is a screenshot from nautilus.
...e first is the license emblem shown in the screenshot above. The second is a license properties tab. We'll start with the emblem because it uses the rea
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** Use SONAME so applications can request a particular version of liblicense's API/ABI
...I think this is a premature concern; once things stabilize I think this is a good idea. At version 0.3, people should expect that source and binary com
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...tly broken down [http://freeculture.org/get-involved/ on their website] in a range of commitment levels.
...at [http://freeculture.org/| FreeCulture.org] are more than happy to lend a hand in setting up new chapters - send an e-mail to newgroup@freeculture.or
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...ences by helping present projects, fliers, and other issues. Also, this is a great way to get into your favorite conference for free!
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...school district. Encouraging this usage is incredibly important for CC on a large-scale - integrating CC into local communities is one of the best ways
...friends to your best abilities! Informal person-to-person discussions are a great way to spread the word about CC - if you need talking points, check o
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A few centuries into the future, not much has changed about the basic
Wishing to end the world, the angels are left to their own devices by a
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Everything a web-based (media) hosting site needs to know to integrate CC and CC-related
Tout média hébergé sur le web a besoin de savoir comment intégrer CC et les fonctionnalités liées à CC.
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OpenStreetMap is a project aimed squarely at creating and providing free geographic data such
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...s.org geographical database is available for download free of charge under a creative commons attribution license. It contains over eight million geogra
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This is a list of Creative Commons licensed geodata-based media.
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#redirect [[Capitalism 3.0: A Guide to Reclaiming the Commons]]
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...i am musician singer and song written, i just come to realise an album and a dvd clips, i play congolese music, the rythm is roumba,soukous and ndombolo
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...exclusive images. All images have been made available free of charge under a creative commons license - see each image page for full details.
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...renders, montages etc. We also have a small selection of video clips, and a growing gallery of user uploaded works.
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...ine readable metadata for licenses. This page describes how to begin with a license URI and map it to license properties.
...the work, specifically affecting the scope of the permissions provided by a permission. Requirements describe actions required of user when making use
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The LiveContent could also be made to fit onto a usb stick so that it can be plugged into computers and boot straight into L
...D] with almost exactly the same ideas behind it. More than willing to lend a hand with this :D. Contact me at [mailto:jonathan.roberts.uk@googlemail.com
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** (DONE) adding a field for including api on livecontent - is this correct?
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...n North Carolina, who might be willing to provide server space to maintain a dynamic build system
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....wikihow.com/Burn-ISO-Files-to-DVD instructions on burning an ISO image to a DVD].
After the .iso image has been burned onto a DVD, you've created a LiveDVD! LiveDVDs run operating systems and applications directly from the
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...nt — audio, video, image, text and educational resources. LiveContent is a project for anyone to explore to learn more about about open content that c
...ull down the most current, "live" open content. Third, 2.0 aims to provide a nudge to prompt more content curators to provide standardized open content
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To burn and test a copy of LiveContent v1.0:
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LiveContent is a LiveCD [1] full of a sampling of and links to free and open source creativity software and Creat
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The 2080s - A boy, a videogame, and a spaceship.
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Right-click (or control-click, on a Mac) this [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CreativeCommonsPa
...start Photoshop, you can look at the Creative Commons metadata attached to a file by clicking "File Info" inside the "File" menu at the top left.
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Strayform is a platform where you can raise money for Creative Commons projects: our soci
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#redirect [[Cultural Software: A Theory of Ideology]]
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We believe that the LiveContent distro can provide a useful platform that allows users to test explore free and open content and
...rmanently, thus providing a wealth of benefits both to patrons in terms of a more free computing environment and severing the long-standing ties between
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...s very intuitive, well-labeled, good supporting documentation - fedora has a lot of good documentation, +/- of liveCD
* different libraries have different budgets which allow for a vast range in hardware and training
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...nline and doing outreach to libraries and other interested parties through a widespread press release, listservs, hand out at events, or get an in throu
...om various sources , current application versions and OS patches and build a CD extremely easily. In this way, users could download the most current bui
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...al 2.0 release coming at Phase 3. Geographically, we're looking to involve a library from each of the following areas:
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Is a society possible in which peer production is the primary mode of
production? If so, how could such a society be organized?"
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The travel guide component of Travellerspoint is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License.
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...memory and twice the speed to render each page. PHPTAL was often charging a ccHost over 4MB per page request. The overhead of the new system is approxi
...we've been using for templates during your development and we will provide a tool that will import the templates to ccHost.
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...pecial emphasis on Open Educational Resources (OER). As such, it utilizes a web-wide index, promoting results which have been identified as OER. Disco
...nnotations, is stored in a triple store. This information is available as a SPARQL endpoint.
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WORDS WRITE A STORY
S. Dedieu aka Skyelektra is a music performer (pianist, percussionist, singer) sound engineer and music c
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...tive Commons uses [http://translate.creativecommons.org Pootle] to provide a web-based translation interface. '''Using Pootle is the preferred method f
...le directory. If you have questions about where to find the templates for a specific project, email the [[Mailing Lists|cc-devel]] mailing list.
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Atom is a syndication (feed) format, defined by the [http://ietf.org IETF] in [http:/
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....resource.org/rss/1.0/spec specification] was published December 6, 2000. A [http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/modules/cc/ module specification] has been
== Specifying a License ==
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...w.rssboard.org/rss-specification RSS 2.0] is a syndication (feed) format. A [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/creativeCommonsRssModule.html module] has
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== Licença ==
...tp://www.ksaday.com ça] para mais informações sobre escolher uma licença.
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Current suggestions need to be consolidated into a proposal, see http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/cc-licenses/2007-November/
This work will probably be folded into work on a new version, possibly [[version 3.5]] with more substantial changes based o
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* [[PdfLicenseManager]] is a Java-based GUI and command line program for embedding XMP with license info
* [http://www.cogniview.com/cc-pdf-converter.php CC PDF Converter] is a free open source (GPL) program for creating PDFs with CC license.
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...gramming techniques and personal page for Luca Mauri. The website contains a Blog, images and source code. The most part of the material is published un
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...ivecommons.org/license select license page] for information about choosing a license.
Looking for media to help evangelize Creative Commons? A list of resources is available [[Media|here]].
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A science fiction thriller set in the near future.
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* [[LicenseChooser.js]] - A way to quickly add Creative Commons licensing to a web app.
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omdb (open media database) is a free database for film media
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...ns, music students, and music educators. The Berkleeshares.com Web site is a library of free music lessons that are available for downloading, listening
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...ity project working collaboratively with the Free Culture Movement towards a free version of the education curriculum by 2015
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LEARN NC, a program of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Educat
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The Candy Jar is a collection of video clips produced mainly by VJs for VJs.
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Yotophoto used to index over a quarter million Creative Commons, Public Domain, GNU FDL, and various other
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...l science and clinical medicine. All content has been made available under a Creative Commons Licence, which allows users to copy, distribute and displa
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...//freedomdefined.org/Licenses/NC The Case for Free Use: Reasons Not to Use a Creative Commons -NC License] - on the Freedom Defined wiki.
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...ild relationships around the world. '''Interested in signing up?''' Become a member at [https://network.creativecommons.org/ https://network.creativecom
=Building a Team=
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...headquarters, CC will prepare an MOU to be signed by the project leads and a representative from the team. The purpose of the MOU is for the jurisdictio
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Back to [[Worldwide Overview]] >> Step II. [[Project Leads sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Creative Commons]]
...ild relationships around the world. '''Interested in signing up?''' Become a member at [https://network.creativecommons.org/ https://network.creativecom
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After a timeline has been agreed upon, the Legal Project Lead produces a first draft of the most recent Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license
...ources of governing rules or laws. You should also prepare a document with a fuller description of the reasons for changes for CC's reference.
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Back to: [[Worldwide Overview]] >> Step IV. [[Legal Project Lead produces a first draft]]
...e. Depending on the circumstances, this collaboration will be conducted on a public list or offline.
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The public discussion is a stage in which the team invites members of the public to participate in the
* a short biography (2-3 paragraphs, including hyperlinks) about the Affiliate
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...elapsed, then they can begin to work on a next draft. This draft should be a revision based on comments gained in the public discussion.
...during the public discussion that you would like to share, please complete a [[media:Public Discussion Report Template.ods|public discussion report]]. E
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As with the first draft, this collaboration will be conducted either on a public list or offline.
...sometimes necessary to redraft the licenses several times before reaching a final, stable version.
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...se licenses can be derived from the clauses contained in BY-NC-SA. CC has a guide to help with this process.
...r your browser. It is highly recommended that you work with one license at a time, i.e. BY, BY-NC, BY-NC-SA. This will ensure that the paragraph numberi
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...me, please send any relevant information about the project or event to CC. A presskit for high quality graphic files can be found at creativecommons.org
Whether the launch is in the form of a party, convention, television program, press conference, or all of the abov
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...h). We love creative commons because it boils down to culture-building (in a Chinese-whispers sense). Onya, Larry! Come and see us at 60Sox.
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Create a page with the title of the directory, then add and complete a copy of the [[Template:ContentDirectory]] template.
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...courses from its Tertiary Preparation Program. We hope the content will be a valuable resource for learners and educators.
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CORE—China Open Resource for Education--- is a non-profit organization. Her mission is to promote closer interaction and o
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...o other essential courses on basic science, creating elaborate content and a flexible learning network.
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...rses. As challenges to the world's health escalate daily, the School feels a moral imperative to provide equal and open access to information and knowle
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...iversity of California, Irvine has a long history of social engagement. As a leading public research University, an important part of its mission is to
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...mechanism by which we fulfill that capacity. Utah State OpenCourseWare is a collection of educational material used in our formal campus courses, and s
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...ing work with content created by NGOs (non-governmental organizations, a.k.a. non-profit organizations)? What are resources to help explain this to civi
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...01, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering t
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...01, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering t
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...A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC, A MANAGEMENT EXPERT, AN ACCLAIMED AUTHOR & A POET.
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...The idea is to lower the barriers for participation by all participants in a transaction.
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A: International Copyright Treaties such as Berne Convention, WIPO Copyright
'''Literal translation''' had to hire a professional translator for Dutch version
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Ariel Vercelli (CCi - Argentina) represented ccLearn on a special panel on licensing, fair-use, and exceptions in education at the Un
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A collection of openly available and free online courses and course materials
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...vely means relinquishing all copyright and similar rights that you hold in a work and dedicating those rights to the [[public domain]].
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* CC Korea official song by a famous musician
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But shush, remember, this is a surprise – don't tell CC.
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...ple a deal with a commercial publisher, or a commercial distributor. Would a CC license conflict with these other deals? Are they inconsistent? The shor
.... To see how they function, let’s begin with just a copyright. What does a copyright mean? How does it work?
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...eate the most alluring ringtone known to man” – while the author takes a secondary role as this digital scallywag plunders and pillages his way thro
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.../72157603507257984/show on flickr] and also [http://creativecommons.org.yu a new internet site]:
...national jurisdiction launch of Creative Commons licences. Hope this makes a good birthday present :-)
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<strong>View and download a PDF of ''[http://www.scribd.com/doc/2227656/creativecommonssharingcreativew
...ns. It aims to explain the basics of CC licensing as simply as possible to a general audience, including children. To make remixes and translations as e
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...raw a picture, only one copy exists. You can keep that copy, or give it to a friend, or maybe even sell it.
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...can keep your picture ''and'' give a copy to your friend ''and'' even sell a copy, if you like.
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...like to allow for your work to be shared around the world, consider using a ''Creative Commons License''.
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|text=Creative Commons is an organization which provides a collection of free content licenses that you may apply to your work.
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|text= A content license is a document that states the freedoms and limitations that you apply to your wo
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A. Ladder to main:
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.... At the party there will be an open mic, projector and a tool for sending a SMS to all the guests at the party.
Excited about seeing you there! You may bring a few of your friends with you if you want.
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|text= Computers are powerful tools for creation. You can use a computer to write stories, draw pictures, take photographs, record music, a
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==Talis and Creative Commons launch new open data licence – a milestone for sharing data on the Internet==
...Data Commons Public Domain Dedication and Licence]''', the first output of a successful partnership with the Science Commons project of Creative Commons
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We run a buildbot for automatic testing of [[liblicense]] on various platforms.
* A G4 Mac Mini
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FreeFoto.ca is a large collection of free photographs for private non-commercial use on the
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...ned Tales''', a collection of free women's erotica. Will be available as a downloadable ebook in late 2009. Most of the stories are BY-SA, but some a
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...articipation and contributions from others. At this time I envision it as a place to share original fiction, non-fiction, music, and visual art.
We also have a presence in Second Life, largely as a 3D portal to the Dragonsept Arts website.
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...IVE all copyrights and related or neighboring interests that you have over a work. You can only do this if you hold [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Bef
...ro beta CC0 chooser]) blank node bundling the details of a license offer. A license offer can contain information regarding the specific license URI (<
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...al tools purport to affect third party rights), we decided to include such a statement in the text of CC0 itself, as well as on the deed.
...ciated with waiving moral rights, particularly in European jurisdictions. A sampling of those comments can be found here:
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...rmanently, thus providing a wealth of benefits both to patrons in terms of a more free computing environment and severing the long-standing ties between
**many locked into proprietary software, but not by choice - more a function of ease, what patrons expect, technical experience of staff
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...ternet protected an innovation commons. The Internet’s very design built a neutral platform upon which the widest range of creators could experiment.
...f thought and free expression will increasingly be closed off. The door to a future of ideas is being shut just as technology makes an extraordinary fut
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'''Why''': To connect with and build a community of artists, developers, musicians, film makers and who are workin
'''Get''': This is a non-profit event. Everyone donates Rs.100 towards meeting expenses (snacks,
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...social travel portal that merges search tools with user generated content. A community to find and meet travelers, compare airfare, research travel guid
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'''Creative Commons Rights Expression Language (ccREL)''' is a specification describing how license information may be described using RDF
...using [[RDFa]] or [[XMP]], may be [[Marking Works Technical|embedded]] in a variety of [[:Category:Filetype|filetypes]]. Additional confidence may be
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...ative, teacher-based, curriculum-sharing project. We're looking to provide a reliable forum where teachers can openly and freely share their successful
...ative, teacher-based, curriculum-sharing project. We're looking to provide a reliable forum where teachers can openly and freely share their successful
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...trike>our own (boo hiss) string comparator that tries pointer quality then a safe strcmp</strike> - GCC's builtin strcmp may already do this
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...ng to various Gnome applications. Application developers appeared to have a few needs:
...y the icon in the controls area. A music streaming app might want to play a 5 second "Now entering the Creative Commons" chime (much like radio station
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...(<code>_</code>) to arrive at the base filename. [[Liblicense]] provides a function to perform this mapping for you.
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Then, we will have a session going over the successes in this drive and highlighting the key pie
A detailed schedule is forthcoming as we work out the details and coordinate
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...ottom:1.25em;text-align:justify;">Creative Commons case studies consist of a variety of articles ranging from Inspiration, to business models to enterta
...t needs revision. This will help improve the Creative Commons Case Studies a great deal. For more information on Evaluation kindly visit https://wiki.cr
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"In 2006, after a year long period of research, [[Science Commons]] targeted three areas for
...ally perform in many cases. One approach might be to develop and recommend a single license: any data with this license can be integrated with any other
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...is wiki]] in 2004, except for text in italics. A more current proposal is a [[human rights license]] and one already ongoing is the [[freedoms license]
...e''' forbidding military and some police uses is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''This category overlaps c
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Two good examples of a '''human rights license''' that forbids use by human rights violating parti
A less good example is the [[freedoms license]] currently in development.
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...license]] and [[science license]], and a more current related proposal is a [[human rights license]]. Since 2004 many [[eco-label]] standards have bee
...nd some police uses as per [[peace license]]) is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''What follows is [[specul
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'''Terms of use''' are what a [[web service]][[participant commits to group]]s (including corporations) t
You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource. DO NOT SUBMIT COPYRIGHTED WORK WITH
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A '''parametric license''' is a [[license]] either mechanically generated or chosen from options and fill-i
...ative Commons Open Office extension]] for instance makes it easy to choose a CC license based on such input(s).
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''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed
...everyone. It would apply quite specific conditions including potentially a [[mutual nondisclosure|mutual]] [[nondisclosure agreement]] and [[non-compe
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''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed
Could a '''shareware license''' become part of a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]] regime? It would certainly
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...explained under the [[bad page name]] [[freedomslicense]]. An example of a [[human rights license]].''
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...s to public]] use of some kind, even if it is a quite restricted notion of a "public".
...e what a participant commits to a group are many and difficult to codify. A [[Creative Commons Public License]] assumes that they may be seeking ultima
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...f the works it facilitates. For all these reasons there may be a need for a variance in the commitments on the inputs and those on the visible output.
A [[Share Alike]] license might still be applied by a group to its public works even if it has severe restrictions and obligation
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...ame way. This is in contrast to the Attribution-only license from CC where a derivative could be released under full copyright restrictions (All Rights
...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 with any later version
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...ve]]s which represent classes of creators in a [[rights market]]. This is a serious long-term problem that plagues the [[GFDL corpus]] in particular an
...o decide "who wrote what" and to publish that on some archived medium like a [[mailing list]] - thereafter treating those beliefs as true regardless of
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...Access Data protocol''' is an incremental approach to avoid having to get a uniform [[science license]] widely accepted.
...assumed to operate on the factual contents of a database). In the reverse, a user might assume that the “Facts Are Free” status of the non-copyright
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A type of [[human rights license]] used for the [[Torrify]] system.
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A type of [[human rights license]] used by [[Hacktivismo]].
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...NDA, mutual NDA, and employment agreements under Creative Commons Zero, in a git repo. They're free and unencumbered. [http://blog.papertrailapp.com/fre
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...D or other type of media without needing to install the actual software on a machine.
...CC-powered projects to add themselves to the Content Directories. This is a listing of creative initiatives using CC licensing. We provide an intuitive
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...f CC, and the launch of version 4.0 of the suite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community. At its core, CC faci
...cember 2012). This first six-month phase (commenced in July 2012) will set a baseline and foundation for data driven analysis. Qualitative analysis may
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Creative Commons traditionally hosts a "legal day" and other workshops at these summits. See [[iCommons Summit 20
Creative Commons traditionally hosts a "legal day" and other workshops at these summits. See [[iCommons Summit 20
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...esearchers in mind, Tranche essentially solves the data sharing problem in a secure and scalable fashion.
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The OpenLearn story started in 2005 with a grant from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Sharing our aim to ope
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Relicensing can only be done by the operator of such a website, not by
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...censing structure and provide insights for the translation process. Having a face to face meeting also helps the networking of the volunteer members of
...g together Nordic Creative Commons licensing researchers and activists for a workshop to Stockholm in October 2008. The workshop will provide networking
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...of Excellence for Sustainable Communications. The team members have set up a mailing list and have had previous communications at open content related e
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...r 2017, Creative Commons is shifting from the current Affiliate Program to a new Global Network structure. This page contains all resources related to t
...g to build and help maintain communities of CC license users. You can find a full list of our Affiliate teams and links to their individual pages [[CC_A
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...jurisdiction projects, it needs a lot of work and good planning just to do a proper out-reach (to creators, content users, educators, policy bodies, gov
...h other partners so as to ensure the continuous and effectual operation of a jurisdiction project. The following is an outline for discussion.
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.../www.intertwingly.net/blog/2006/08/16/Venus-Rising Planet Venus], which is a major rewrite of [http://www.planetplanet.org Planet] done by [http://en.wi
...t the [http://planet.creativecommons.org CC Planet]. We have also created a small input filter that will filter out blog posts based on category/tag.
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...uration happens when a CD image is made by Creative Commons; when you burn a LiveContent disc, it will contain the autocurated photos from the day the d
...he photos, and saves the metadata (like URL, author name, photo name) into a separate file.
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...to participate in [http://code.google.com/soc/ Google's Summer of Code] as a mentoring organization. Student submissions for SoC 2008 will open March 2
...#Project Ideas|idea listed below]] that you like or have your own idea for a Creative Commons-related open source project, we encourage you to read up a
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....com/soc/2008/ Google Summer of Code™ 2008] and the project is currently a work in progress. Read more about it on its [[Rewrite Metadata Validator/So
...ving to [[RDFa]], the validator has become less relevant and is in need of a major overhaul (perhaps even rewrite).
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...[[OpenOfficeOrg Addin|OpenOffice.org addin]] currently supports embedding a license in Writer, Calc and Impress documents. Extend the addin to support
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...he ability for a media player to show the license information of a song to a full-fledge, RDFa using, semantic-web promoting web application for people
...cense]] package. There is also [[License tagger|License Tagger]] which is a small proof of concept application written in python that utilizes [[liblic
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...iSummit events. With the increasing growth of Creative Commons worldwide, a structured discussion about policies, legal issues, and questions about int
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Open business models in the field of music have a strong link to collecting societies. The field is broader than the discussi
This session is a panel discussion around the issues at the intersection between the open mus
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Your challenge is to develop a plug-in for [[OpenOffice.org]] that enables similar functionality. Key pie
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...nformation out in a machine readable way is one of the basic use cases for a tool like Semantic Media Wiki.
...of this challenge will add support to Semantic Media Wiki (either through a patch or through an extension) for emitting the stored markup in RDFa. Som
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...eative Commons licensed content is '''at least''' as important as applying a license to it. During [[Summer of Code 2007]] Jason worked on [http://labs
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Fair use is a part of copyright law. Even for "all rights reserved" copyright, fair use i
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When a work is in the '''public domain''', it is free for use by anyone for any pu
...in other jurisdiction. At present, one of the only ways to be certain that a particular work is in the public domain worldwide is to see if the copyrigh
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...a documentary film which examines the effect of New Zealand’s switch to a proportional representation system has had on its politics and culture sinc
..., media figures, bloggers, and ‘just plain old folks in the pub,’ with a view to gaining insights into the success of the proportional representatio
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...rces to support his parents and his expecting girlfriend. As an officer in a corrupt police force that dances to the whims of an autocratic government,
...capes from man-eating lions, the South African Army, and Alistair Summers, a former Rhodesian Selous Scouts officer turned vigilante who has vowed to st
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...ownship by the railway, in fact, the whole town knew. Even those who lived a little out of the town in nearby Redcliff, their voice hoarse from the smok
...was among the few of those who had viewed Chief Supt. Mawere as an angel, a messiah sent by go to preside over the small mining town.
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...tion for embedding license metadata in a torrent file. We hope to publish a [http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0000.html BEP] during Q2 2008.
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...patory medicine, and the recent launch of the Health Commons, potentially "a virtual marketplace or ecosystem where participants share data, knowledge,
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Creative Commons is a Massachusetts-chartered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable corporation.
...tation. Balance, compromise, and moderation — once the driving forces of a copyright system that valued innovation and protection equally — have bec
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...ates from 10:00 to 15:00 (about half-an-hour each). At 15:00 there will be a press conference to share the results with the media and the public.
...Restaurant, Gedimino 23. A discussion of ethical and legal frameworks for a vibrant Public Domain will be followed by dinner and an evening of creative
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This is a list of Creative Commons licensed interactive media.
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...pporting meaningful learning?" But the second question must be "do we have a sustainable model for continuing to support learning?" At this 10th anniver
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...content, the learning enterprise, and open technologies. Presenters answer a key challenge question designed to inform the attendees on the state of inn
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