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  • ...ing lists. Creative Commons has many other lists for license development, community, and various jurisdiction and regional interests. See http://creativecommo
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  • ...technology projects that would be beneficial for Creative Commons and our community, but which we don't have resources to build ourselves. If you've found a ''
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  • ...need for change in copyright law, and many members of the Creative Commons community are active participants in the copyright reform movement. For more informat ...ase [http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/cc-devel join our developer community] and help build the tools that build the commons.
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  • ...aintain a database of content and does not store content, we would like CC-community members to help build a directory of projects to help spread the word about
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  • ..._system CMS] specializing in CC licensing, 'remix' (revision) tracking and community features.
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  • ...licenses for authors and artists along with the Creative Commons Developer Community released the ccHost 3.0 today. ccHost is an Open Source web-based media sha ...r uploads, an overview of forum messages, and times remixed, all to help a community know about itself. ccHost also supports XSPF 1.0 playlists as feeds, basic
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  • ...ndex.php?func=detail&aid=1579944&group_id=80503&atid=559969 Collaboration (Community) Support] (Victor)
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  • * Hosted by the Estúdio Livre international community
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  • CC Salons are global, informal events focused on building a community of artists, developers, and creators of all kinds around Creative Commons l ...weblog blog] any Salons happening and [http://creativecommons.org/contact/#community CC's mailing-lists] are a great way to promote as well.
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  • ...pm at Shine. CC Salon is a casual get-together focused on conversation and community-building. It's open to anyone interested in art, technology, education, and ...test information about CC Salon. This will also serve as a place where the community can contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submit proposals for future eve
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  • ...at has not been finalized for lack of demonstrated need or interest of the community.
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  • The community encourages participation by interested people as this project is fun, used
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  • In general, for linux community receives a general informal announcement. However, for formal press channel === Open Source Community (Receive Informal PR) ===
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  • get-together focused on conversation and community-building with community may contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submit proposals
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  • * Join Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/discuss#community community mailing list]
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  • ...o or talk about their work and how CC (or sharing) has helped them and the community.
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  • ...negotiated an actual agreement. Generally, the custom and practice of the community are used to determine the scope of the implied license. There are no clear
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  • get-together focused on conversation and community-building with community may contribute ideas, make suggestions, and submit proposals
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  • ...encourage you to read up about the [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community]], [[#Questions|ask questions]], and then include the following in your pro # Read up about the [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community]]
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  • ...nter featuring Free and Creative Commons music, shows and movies. Open and community maintained.
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  • LiveContent is made possible through the community of creators, content curators, and developers. Creative Commons encourages #'''WIKI''' - Sign up for an account on this wiki and begin adding to the community - your knowledge, ideas and contributions are welcome
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  • '''Join the CC Developer Community''' Join our [http://slack-signup.creativecommons.org/ Slack] community to meet other developers interested in Creative Commons, get feedback on yo
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  • ...ure events will wend their way through TO's vibrant creative and technical community. To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, s
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  • == Benefits to the Creative Commons Community == * good maturity level, ready to be tested by the community
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  • [[Category:Community]] The Creative Commons Second Life Salon's goal is to build a community in Second Life around Creative Commons licenses and standards through event
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • [[Category:Community]] ...: Having attribution required or not has a big impact on the nature of the community around a collection of works. You would attract/create different behavior i
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  • [[Category:Community]] ...realized this could be a really neat opportunity to educate the university community about CC and get some young artists working with it. Also, we wanted to sh
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  • ...full of interesting discussion. Plus, it's a great way to connect with the community of developers, users, and advocates of CC in Seoul.</p> a community of artists and developers around Creative Commons licenses,
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • * [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/3985 Electrobel music community]
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  • ...p://quarrelsandquills.com Quarrels and Quills - A Play by Post Roleplaying Community]
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  • Author: Community-based
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  • To connect with and build a community of artists, developers, musicians, film makers and who are working with or
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  • ...vision of Creative Commons South Africa is of a thriving African internet community using Creative Commons licences to educate our people, grow our markets, sh
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  • balance between spamming and legitamate contact between community
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  • between community members. First, the addition of native reviews no The ccHost development community encourages new developers to
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  • ...licenses for authors and artists along with the Creative Commons Developer Community released the ccHost 3.0 today. ccHost is an Open Source web-based media sha ...r uploads, an overview of forum messages, and times remixed, all to help a community know about itself. ccHost also supports XSPF 1.0 playlists as feeds, basic
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • ...rthday for the young Creative Commons and all of its friends in the global community, but in local meetings. This will be executed by Creative Commons staff, affiliates, the community and partners, like Songbird.
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  • ...but it would be great to set the bar high and try to achieve these in the community. Please add to the list and let us expand this. Oh, the idea for this comes
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • on-line music editor and mash-up community,
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • ...ep into this, please consider joining into the [[Research|commons-research community]]. Join in the fun! ...that this will become a valuable online resource for the Creative Commons community, for researchers, the press, and other third parties. We will invite many m
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  • ...risbane photographer Frollop (http://www.frollop.com) and content from the Community Convergent Newsroom (http://www.ccnonline.org.au).
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • ...openness once people have created interacting information, technology, and community can be anything but destructive. It is creative licensing, it is not in the
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  • '''This page details Creative Commons and the Creative Commons Community's involvement in the [http://www.laptop.org/ One Laptop Per Child] project.
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  • [[Category:Community]] * CCSF - JY: to find Community volunteers, other sponsorship to contribute in design and building
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  • ...encourage you to read up about the [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community]], [[#Questions|ask questions]], and then include the following in your pro # Read up about the [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community]]
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  • ...nt aspect of the CC licensing system is to ensure that it respected by the community of people who apply our licenses to their content, who use CC-licensed cont One part of the Debian community is debian-legal [http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/] — a mailing list
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  • ...://turre.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=5&Itemid=41 Community Created Content] Book by Hietanen, Välimäki and Oksanen analysing CC lic
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  • * If you have participated in Creative Commons Developer Community previously, please describe what you've done (e.g. bug reports, questions o
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  • ...re about CC and give you a chance to collaborate with us. CC relies on its community of users to keep it strong, so now is your chance to '''get involved'''! To
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  • ...nt Tool]] describes the roles of Jurisdiction team members in more detail: Community, Legal, Tech, Language, Affiliate Institution
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  • * ccMixter.org, a music community that makes the genealogy of remix explicit, launching long-term creative an ...ty-built, CC-licensed travel guide, that demonstrates the compatibility of community, Creative Commons, and business.
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  • Creative Commons is turning 5, and to celebrate we're inviting the CC Community worldwide to join the party! ...rthday for the young Creative Commons and all of its friends in the global community, but in local meetings.
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  • This is media that is meant to evangelize CC and the CC-community! * [http://www.slideshare.net/rejon/ Jon Phillips], Community + Business Developer
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  • ** cc-community
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  • '''Join the community''' #'''LIST''' - cc-community listserv - Creative Commons Community email list - http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Mailing_Lists
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  • [[Category:Community]]
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  • ...the public domain or into another license, preferably more free and in the community interest. Jump on over to the [http://creativecommons.org/contact CC-Community and/or CC-Licenses email lists] for further discussion on CCPlus.
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  • ...Creative Commons do a better job at being more transparent and open to the community for ideas, feedback and participation?
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  • [https://www.soundclick.com/community/NewSignup.cfm?Band=Yes Sign up at SoundClick here] * If it's a community, choose "Communities" then "Manage," and for the community you want to mark, click "[Journal Style]" on the right.
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  • * Notes: Community creating a digital archive of photos covering every square kilometer of the
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  • * Notes: A community of natural historians who are showcasing the spectacular natural history an
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  • ...ting sites that support a RESTful API for getting CC licensed content. The community from these sites has peer reviewed content so that it makes it easy to auto
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  • ...tIsSc.cfm What is Soundclick] [http://www.ksaday.com/ game], a "free music community featuring signed and unsigned bands plus state of the art social media tool
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  • ...s the oldest independent music website, featuring non-drm music, an active community, and lots of free upload space.
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  • ...the free software and open-source movements, our ends are cooperative and community-minded, but our means are voluntary and libertarian. We work to offer creat
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  • Gus is building a website; Marie is a digital artist. Earl conducts a community orchestra; Andrea has just completed the score for her first symphony. Jami
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  • ** <del>cc-community</del>
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  • ...onferences a year, but our formal staff is limited. We often need other CC community members to help us at conferences by helping present projects, fliers, and
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  • You can get CC involved in your community in a variety of different ways. The [[LiveContent]] project presents a bevy
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  • There are many community members working on making LiveContent better. There are various ways to com #Sign up for an account on this wiki and begin adding to the community - your knowledge, ideas and contributions are welcome
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  • ...freely run, copy, modify and share software with others. It's an important community that empowers innovation and creativity without the lock-in of proprietary ==Community Involvement==
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  • We strongly believe that libraries are a great way to plant seeds in the community to help the FOSS movement expand. This project will help bring more awarene
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  • Creative Commons stays alive because of donations and other gifts from our community. Please help [http://support.creativecommons.org support Creative Commons a ...and technology. Although started in San Francisco, due to vigor of the CC community, more and more Salons are popping up around the world all the time. Be sure
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  • WikiEducator is a community project working collaboratively with the Free Culture Movement towards a fr
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  • MyGardenPlans.com is a gardening community where people can find garden plans online. Users share garden plans by upl
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  • ...use the mailing list as a tool to involve and consult the members of your community, and also keep them informed about developments in Creative Commons project
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  • ...gal Project Lead to encourage commentary and constructive input from their community. ...discussion in an open and fair way and to incorporate the changes that the community deems appropriate.
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  • However, please keep encouraging the input from your community. In the end, it will ensure that all bases have been covered and that your
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  • Once CC, the Legal Project Lead, and the jurisdiction's community have agreed upon the license draft, then the Legal Lead will be responsible
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  • C: ''Paul'' committee to ask for expert opinions OUTSIDE of community Goal: insight into objectives/direction of CC, wants feedback from community
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  • * CC Korea Community * Welcome from CC community
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  • ...otte Waelde, asking them to build upon the principles of the earlier Talis Community Licence in ways that ensured its fitness for international purpose whilst a ...d the redrafting effort, commented, "Building an open data licence for the community is very much a collaborative process and we need everyone's input to make t
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  • Several CCi project leads and community members correctly pointed out the difficulties associated with waiving mora = A Community Effort =
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  • We strongly believe that libraries are a great way to plant seeds in the community to help the FOSS movement expand. This project will help bring more awarene
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  • To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, s
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  • '''Why''': To connect with and build a community of artists, developers, musicians, film makers and who are working with or
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  • ...cial travel portal that merges search tools with user generated content. A community to find and meet travelers, compare airfare, research travel guides, share
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  • ...udes freedom to change religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others, in public or private, to manifest any religion or belief in te
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  • LiveContent is made possible through the community of creators, content curators, and developers. Creative Commons encourages #Sign up for an account on this wiki and begin adding to the community - your knowledge, ideas and contributions are welcome
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  • ...ite of CC licenses represents a significant intervention by CC in the open community. At its core, CC facilitates the legal sharing of digital content. Changes ...intervention for U.S. Dept. of Labor (US DOL) Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College Career Training ([http://www.doleta.gov/taaccct/ TAACCCT]) grantees
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  • ...ng quality assured educational materials under a Creative Commons license. Community participation is particularly useful in rapidly developing fields such as t
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  • ...e defined using similar criteria as the Board elections). If a majority of community members favor migration to CC-BY-SA, it will be implemented. -- [http://met
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  • ...ness and policy" that has received excellent reviews from the open content community. Herkko is writing his PhD thesis on open content licensing which he hopes ...mmons team since 2004 and has been taking part in the open source software community since the 1990ies. He is currently on leave from his position as head of t
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  • ...global network, please join our [https://slack-signup.creativecommons.org/ community channel on Slack] or contact Julia Brungs, Global Network Manager, at julia
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  • ...anizations that are closely associated with or actively involved in the CC community.
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  • ...ource project, we encourage you to read up about the [[Developer|Developer Community]], [[#Questions|ask questions]], and then include the following in your pro # Read up about the [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community]]
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  • To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, s To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, s
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  • ...the free software and open-source movements, our ends are cooperative and community-minded, but our means are voluntary and libertarian. We work to offer creat
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  • ...e completed your lesson and are ready to publish your lesson to a LearnHub community, you must use the ''Publishing Widget'' found to the left of the page edito
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  • ...icense versions|new versions]] of each class of licenses when warranted by community feedback and suggestions for improvements. As of this writing most license
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  • #REDIRECT [[Green River Community College - Instructional Website]]
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  • ...ies, artistic, and experimental video works, EngageMedia seeks to create a community of film makers, artists, and activists who inform readers of local and glob
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  • ...o, submitted content is more easily shared between members of their online community and beyond without ambiguities in the permissions and limitations on use. F
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  • ...his change was made at the prompting of several members of the photography community, and was intended to ensure that photographers could retain maximum control
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  • ...their classrooms and pedagogy, greater freedom to experiment, and a larger community for support. Fundamentally, the grand goal is to rise to the challenge and
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  • ...iled answer concerning free cultural works, Aizat discusses his education, community involvement, employment, and other gains, such as becoming familiar with le
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  • ...t, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to give something back to the CC community. ...t, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to give something back to the CC community.
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  • ...encapsulates the free spirit of the age to rip, mix, and share, creating a community of ardent followers. The thirty-six track album is divided into four parts,
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  • ...lications to help them coordinate collaborative audio projects and build a community of practice around learning, sharing, and connecting. ...ic Collaboration Project (CCMCP)] was developed by Yoav Givati to create a community among musicians who share their songs, beats, and ideas with other artists
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  • |Tag=art, community, gallery, events ...nd with an online presence since 2007, Artabase speaks to/creates a global community: by nominating a region of interest, users can be kept up-to-date with up-c
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  • ...ustry sectors. Categories in the database include audiovisual, broadcast, community and culture, music, print media, media services and new media.
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  • |Quote=I have been very surprised [by] the community feel between bloggers, even the ones classified as “A-list”, the high q
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  • ...y, the final piece of the puzzle slipped into place: legaltorrents.com - a community created to distribute Creative Commons licensed media. Download the torrent
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  • ...g open-content and allowing a means to contribute open-content back to the community, Lingro fosters a vibrant cycle of information sharing, creating a resource
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  • ...School Course Advisory Committee, and is a past board member of Channel 31 community television. Experienced in both private commercial law and public law, Sha
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  • ...tworks). He has done extensive research with the Wikipedia project and its community of authors. He actively participates in
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  • ...ovides a site for Ipswich residents to upload creative content, building a community around collaboration via comments made on users’ work, competitions, and |Tag=community
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  • ...various Australian tertiary institutions and members of the digital media community. The initiative began in 2007 under the administration of [http://www.abc. ...a variety of media, in a manner primarily connecting the creative content community with the ABC. Contributors can publish, download, remix and share media us
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  • The Australian music community seems, according to James Milsom, to be constantly concerned with how Austr
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  • ...generally by the public sector, the private sector, Including the business community. Increased access and rights of re-use provided under the GILF project if
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  • ...hnicity. Also, independent video producers, specifically the videoblogging community, will be invited to team up with participants and produce their own videos, ...nings of open content licenses and currently works for Creative Commons as Community and Business Manager.
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  • ...on experience from On Line Opinion in the reporting of public affairs and community management, and research expertise from QUT in the qualitative and quantita
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  • ...e/ ‘Explore’] page, as an indication of their popularity in the Flickr community. John is a member of over 180 groups within Flickr, ranging from [http://w ...ting trust in the licences, and actively advocating them within the Flickr community, John is helping to legitimise and popularise Creative Commons. Whilst int
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  • ...y reduction,hunger,open design,green design,public health,water,sanitation,community development,agriculture,architecture,renewable energy,urban design,collabor
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  • ...n isolated meaning; they exist only in reference to the broader scientific community, and the whole reason you publish them is so that other people will read an ...is way, ''PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases'' provides a forum for the NTDs community of scientific investigators, health practitioners, control experts, and adv
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  • ...N) presents independent news and current affairs bulletins on the Brisbane community radio station 4ZzZfm. |Tag=community, news, media, radio
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  • ...uilds on the past and that cultural assets should be made available to the community. In their application for funding, students are especially encouraged to su
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  • ...ld be developed by a community, that would grow in the directions the user community wanted and needed, and that would not become obsolete as long as there was
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  • |Description=deviantART is an online community dedicated to showcasing art as prints, videos and literature. |Tag=photography, images, design, community
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  • * Add 3 more global case studies (michelle + affiliates + community)
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  • ...access to content, ACRO seeks to engage grass-roots creative producers and community media organisations, facilitating innovation and creative production withou ...providing producers, broadcasters, students, teachers, researchers and the community with access to a range of production, research, and educational resources a
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  • ...n=The Global Voices Online project presents writings from an international community of bloggers and translators who create and curate citizen news media pertai |Tag=democracy, blogging, community, citizen journalism,
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  • |Tag=democracy, politics, development, community, sustainability, ethics ...ther materials to support United Nations and related bodies concerned with community development and sustainability. Originally sponsored by Oxfam, the Cadbury
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  • ...sought from academics, writers, and members of the general public, through community groups such as historical societies and local libraries. Drawing together
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  • ...s in non-fiction books, essays and magazines with a particular interest in community, environment, migration, politics, social justice, food and travel. As a c
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  • ...icences, OpenVoice have made a non-commercial contribution to the Asterisk community and has secured a method for legally distributing a demo of their services
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  • ...and give it away to over 1 million people using the Internet and a global community of members. ...Hanson adheres to the ‘one head one vote’ governance rule within the community, which is the only resemblance to the limited ownership model. Instead, AS
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  • ...tform and suite of tools for serving and sharing media’ whilst forming a community of video lovers and artists who share in the site’s profits through its a
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  • ...ong with creative works showcasing the ability of both the program and the community of creators. ...projects in the [http://www.blender.org/community/user-community/ Blender Community]. The Foundation is funded by donations and the sales of 3D rendering trai
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  • Being a part of the videoblogging community for a long time, Jay saw the reactions from creators after someone's work b
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  • ...n in certain circles. For instance, in an interview with Greg Grossmeier, community development intern at Creative Commons, Cory gave his reasoning as it relat
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  • Yoav Givati created a music community in a desktop app called [http://ear-drum.org Ear-Drum.org] to allow musicia
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  • ...ight group of people, with a shared ethos - a trait that the free software community has demonstrated time and time again.
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  • ...s ‘Explore’ page, as an indication of their popularity in the Flickr community. ...the easy ability to share photos on terms of their choosing. As the Flickr community grew, so did the number of CC-licensed images — currently there are well
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  • * [http://ccmixter.org/ ccMixter] - A community music site featuring remixes where you can listen to, sample, mash-up music * [http://jamendo.com Jamendo] - Jamendo is a music website and a community for free and legal music downloads under Creative Commons licenses. Include
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  • ''Remix Contests, Community Edits, and Source Material'' ...non-commercial context - ideal for both source material (remix contests & community edits) or as part of a broader distribution plan. Additionally, this licens
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  • ...heir own. “We’re more concerned about building an active, enthusiastic community around what we’re doing as artists. We want people to be involved, partic Big business i.e. the RIAA i.e. "The Big 4" have ruined the community and creativity of our musical culture. And we, the docile apathetic consume
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  • Lan was motivated to use CC licenses after seeing others in his community begin to talk about them and use them.
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  • |Tag=fashion, patterns, community ...wants to be more than just another fashion label. pamoyo tries to spawn a community of fashion designers and generally style-conscious people who like the phil
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  • |Tag=fashion, patterns, community ...Dinge verschrieben hat und mehr sein will als nur ein Label. Es soll eine Community aus Designern und allgemein stilbewussten Menschen mit Interesse an der hin
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  • ...tive events (wikijams), and parties among others. The database is open and community-driven, so if you don't see an open educational event listed, feel free to
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  • ...=[http://www.deviantart.com/ deviantArt] is an international online artist community that strives to provide a place where anyone can exhibit artistic works. |Quote=As you can guess, we have a large community of digital artists which means we also have a large group of people who do
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  • |Description=ClearBits is an online community, hosting, and distribution site for CC licensed digital media. ...e CC-using Content Creators can host their works and engage with a vibrant community. ClearBits has an "Approved Content Creator Program", [http://creativecommo
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  • ...c licensing company based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. At date the music community facilitates roughly 24.000 members from 185 countries. Tribe of Noise opera TRIBE OF NOISE COMMUNITY
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  • ...to the [http://opened.creativecommons.org/OER_search_and_discovery OpenEd community site], and we will cross-post them to this FAQ as we can.
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  • Since this database is a community project, it is fueled by your contributions and edits. It is set up in wiki
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  • ...=We employ CC as a means of expanding our audience and allowing the global community to interact with the art we produce in fun, original, groundbreaking ways. ...ng to a "fight malaria" campaign in Mali (Vieux Farka Toure) and to fund a community center in Recife, Brazil (Nation Beat).
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  • ...lizing audio, allowing for tracks to be easily remixed and reworked by the community at large. |Tag=music remix recording community
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  • ...//messages.search.yahoo.com/ccommons/forumview?bn=ccommons CC Yahoo Search Community], [http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/cc-community ccCommunity],
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  • ...n District ) It would be a casual get-together focused on conversation and community-building with 2-3 brief presentations.
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  • Parliamentary debates, media releases, speeches, campaign material, community action systems and other online campaigning tools, GreensMPs allows people
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  • ...he [[Developer|Creative Commons Developer Community (CCDC)]] is to build a community of developers around the development of tools facilitating Creative Commons ...aintain a database of content and does not store content, we're aiming for community members to help build a directory of projects to help spread the word about
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  • Kaplaa is a website community for people who like to mix and/or remix audio and video. You will find ever
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  • ...now both are extremely buried. Both of these options are great methods of community building and outreach and we should be promoting them as much as possible(M
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  • ...l activities; providing enhanced economic and social benefits to the wider community. AusGOAL is aligned with numerous open government initiatives around the w ...n.nsw.gov.au/ Mosman Municipal Council]'s [http://mosmanroundtable.net/ces Community Engagement Strategy] is released under a Creative Commons licence and incl
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  • ...e are many admin features in ccHost and many of them are geared toward the community installations. We will try point out where those are the case and can there
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  • == Public Domain Status of Creative Works on a Community Wiki == The PDWiki project's goal is to build a community around publicly editing listings of copyright status of creative works. It
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  • ..., on a variety of digitisation and digital content projects; build a wider community skilled in the use and creation of digital materials through teaching and t
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  • Version 3 of CC licenses were translated into Russian in 2007 by non-official community CCRussia.org. In 2010 licenses were translated again by Wikipedia user Tarz
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  • ...s have become a global standard and are supported by a large international community. Both licences are Free Culture licences and are more permissive than any o ...fic outcomes: a shared value system of sharing and openness with a growing community of users, and increased scale of the project. Pratham Books has been able t
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  • Creative Commons is turning 6, and to celebrate we're inviting the CC Community worldwide to join the party!
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  • ...es, and languages they've used to build specific websites. The database is community built and maintained with its entire contents being licensed under the term
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  • Your hosts are Raines Cohen and Betsy Morris, cohousing and coworking community organizers. Low key. We will be set up to record your Creative Commons stor
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  • ...th Adam Hyde of FlossManuals.net, an social entrepreneur who has created a community based open source documentation site. We saw the huge potential of the Crea
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  • CC Salons are global events that aim to create a community of artists and devolpers around the Creative Commons Licences. The first ev
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  • ...this does not mean that you cannot request attribution in accordance with community or professional norms and standards. ...and self-policing, as is the case with citation standards in the academic community (which are based on ethics and professional reputation, not legal condition
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  • ...information about the relative qualities of different OER is for the user community to provide that feedback for others to benefit from. Our [http://learn.crea
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  • ...be used and reused by others. They are accepted and respected both, by the community and by legal institutions which predestines them for an open project like S
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  • ...n repositories where they are subject to reviews and ratings from the user community (e.g., [http://cnx.org/ Connexions]). While the origins and forms of OER ar
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  • ...information about the relative qualities of different OER is for the user community to provide that feedback for others to benefit from. Our [http://learn.crea
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  • ...ongly encouraged! Make sure to share your translation with the broader OER community (e.g., by uploading the translation to the same site as the original).
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  • ...e over time to produce regular “state of the movement” reports for the community. Our first report was released mid-December (2009) to The William and Flora
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  • ...understanding that they will be used across a broad section of the global community and are therefore often easy to comprehend and implement by qualified instr
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  • * What level of support (institutional, governmental, community) was available? * ...in the activist (tech and blogger) community?
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  • The top community curated stories will be featured on our website and in the next printed vol
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  • ...the clearest and most obvious way to demonstrate to all the members of the community that their hard work producing and shooting video around the planet would b
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  • ...mail discussion lists] and/or review the discussion archives to see if our community is able to respond to your questions and concerns and/or has already addres ...licenses as a tool that may be adopted (or not) by members of the creative community. Creative Commons does not determine whether the use of the licenses is ap
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  • ...ty is invited to participate in the dialogue alongside the physical, local community. It has grown out of an interest we have had for many years in finding ways
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  • ...w includes a weekly live broadcast of the recording sessions and a vibrant community, spread among the [http://linuxoutlaws.com/forums Linux Outlaws Forums], mu ...icense: the whole idea of the show is to share information freely with the community. The show was first licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncomm
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  • ...who made their courseware available online, for free, to the world; also, community builders like Sal Randolph of Opsound, who collects hundreds of licensed so ...nd author, or listener and composer, between audience and artists, between community and citizen, or culture and creator; plans to bring creativity back to its
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  • ...knowledge management platform in Thailand with over 70,000 users forming a Community of Practice. |Quote=Knowledge management and social network for Community of Practice
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  • ...is the best list of high level CC license adopters, all generated from the community. NOTE: CC does not have a database of content or keep a defacto list of all If you are hoping to adopt this, please use the community support venues and direct contact information at http://creativecommons.org
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  • |Description=Runes of Gallidon is a fantasy world of where the creative community tells a collaborative narrative through the medium of their choice. ...eative Commons for our license did more than make it easy for the creative community to remix/reuse each other's ideas when generating new works for Runes of Ga
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  • ...adio and TV shows. The e-chautauqua model is very suitable for schools and community groups who have a diverse set of materials that can be put up as chautauqua
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  • ...is the best list of high level CC license adopters, all generated from the community. NOTE: CC does not have a database of content or keep a defacto list of all
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  • ...gging, which aim to create a sense of unity and inclusion for the American community. In teaming with this theme, the Office of Public Liaisons which can be acc ...Commons licence clearly influenced and reached out to those sectors of the community who were in tune with current creative technological advancements, and whos
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  • ...ncrease visibility and access to your work is to share it with an existing community on a content-sharing platform. Many platforms support machine-automated CC ...info about the work. You might also consider encouraging your platform or community to enable CC licensing. If the demand is great, they just might listen.
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  • |Description=Foncept is a Hong Kong-based design-sharing community website. Foncept is a Hong Kong-based design sharing community site. Foncept organises fortnightly T-shirt design contests; users are abl
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  • ...culturelab and the Austrian Computer Society invite you to get to know the community.
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  • ...ividuals to step up and make a difference by using the Web to better their community. We're looking for people who want to share, give, engage, create, and coll ...ss to it, and have a good experience when they're online. By utilizing our community's talents for writing, designing, programming, developing, and all-around t
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  • ...formed decision making, research and discussion within governments and the community, by leading a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical s ...formed decision making, research and discussion within governments and the community, by leading a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical s
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  • ...the audience and the creators, the web media is very focused in creating a community. The producers, regardless of their investment, automatically enter in the
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  • |Description=The Pacific Media Centre is the only media research and community resource centre of its kind in New Zealand and is committed to providing in ...stries in Auckland, New Zealand in 2007 and is the only media research and community resource centre of its kind in Aotearoa/New Zealand. The Centre aims to sti
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  • ...n noncommercial derivative works. Similarly, BM developed an open API that community members can query based on a number of identifiers, including the CC licens ...useum allowed users to designate a CC license while uploading, encouraging community submissions in a progressive and socially responsible fashion. http://creat
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  • ...eveloped by members of the PariSoMa Coworking Space whose core beliefs are community, collaboration, innovation, openness, and sustainability. Events are hosted * Inspire collaboration and community
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  • ...I publish my OER's so that they are searchable and discoverable by the OER community and (perhaps) the whole world?". More specifically, this document aims to h ...in the [http://dublincore.org/groups/education/index.shtml DCMI Education Community].
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  • *Have contact at [http://spot.us/ spot.us] (community funded reporting, but isn't really a copyright-related presentation idea) -
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  • ...was exceeding the schedule of Mr. McGregor, a full time student at a local community college, so he asked members of The Tucson Free Unix Group for assistance.
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  • ...what makes a strong proposal and would like share these thoughts with the community. Check out our [[Grant_Writing|grant writing]] tips. ...ion process, the best proposals submitted by CC affiliates and the broader community, will be selected to receive $1,000&ndash;$10,000 to make their ideas a rea
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  • CC Salons are global, informal events focused on building a community of artists, developers, and creators of all kinds around Creative Commons l
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  • == '''Welcome to the OER Search and Discovery community!''' == ...on to methods that account for the global, heterogeneous nature of the OER community.
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  • ...ions and can contribute to the advancement of pedagogy across the academic community.
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  • [http://globalvoicesonline.org/ Global Voices] is a community of more than 200 bloggers around the world who work together to bring you t ...l human rights organization using the power of popular culture, media, and community mobilization to transform public attitudes and advance equality, justice, a
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  • ...ld useful, innovative and practical mobile and web applications to benefit community, policy, public sector information, open access ...tition to demonstrate the use of public information for the benefit of the community. The competition titled ‘App My State’ follows a proliferation of simil
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  • ...lects simulation resources from multiple disciplines for shared use by the community. The Simshare OER project was funded by '''JISC''' and the '''HEA'''. ...on resources with the wider community. Engage with the simulation learning community through your personal profile and increase your knowledge of good practice
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  • ...ely enhance the student learning experience throughout the whole Materials community.
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  • ...part unconference - it is a great oppurtunity to get more involved in the community. The day will be organised into a couple of tracks based on different community roles (users, developers, administrators) and experience. Attendees will b
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  • ...user to grant licenses or assign inventions back to the Grantor or to the community. Users are free to retain ownership of their own inventions and/or license
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  • ...e that can help to reduce some of the “legal friction” involved when a community tries to share knowledge and IP. ...ic, like all CC licenses. They are not intended to be exclusive to the GX community or its members.
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  • ...es XMPP for instant messaging. Anyone should be able to connect to the CC Community Call chat room from any XMPP account. '''Note''': Google Talk uses XMPP, s The room for the CC Community Call is '''cc-community-call''' on '''conference.jabber.org'''.
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  • ...operate in what is sometimes referred to as the ‘hyper-local’ or local community market within the media industry. Media companies that serve this segment GateHouse Media represents itself as a company for local community papers. They boast of providing superior coverage, which has allowed them
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  • ...tion reflects the University's commitment to encourage members of the Yale community to write and to publish what they wish. In recognition of that longstanding
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  • ...encourages professors to make their materials available to the University community. However, limits that use to prevent works that undermine or compete with U
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  • Between 2005 and 2007, a Community of Interest of more than 600 members from over half of the 193 Member State ...associated with technology and connectivity. Over the period that the OER community has existed, we have been able to link many more people and institutions th
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  • |meta url=http://www.oercommons.org/community/sharing-knowledge-and-building-communities-a-narrative-of-the-formation-dev ...d, how it has evolved, and how it has created a dynamic knowledge learning community.
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  • *[http://www.oercommons.org/community OER Commons - Community]
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  • ...l audiences in Europe, Canada, North America, and the international online community. ...y; and that the open exchange of creative content is pivotal for continued community growth in the digital era. Gaylor acknowledges that his core message may s
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  • ...re many ways you can help develop the OER Project and the open educational community. Below you will find a list of ways you can contribute to the project.
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  • Per conoscere i partecipanti alla [[Community OpenEd Italia]] e i [[Sostenitori OpenEd Italia]] La community è in crescita e quindi vi invitiamo a contribuire con idee, contenuti e p
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  • ...'' la sigla '''IT''' per indicare che si tratta di eventi pertinenti alla community italiana, ma gli eventi possono svolgersi in qualsiasi parte del mondo.
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  • ...ersion OER The Way Forward - traduzione in italiano] - Testo a cura della Community OER - UNESCO
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  • Questa è la lista dei partecipanti della Community [[http://wiki.creativecommons.org/IT OpenEd Italia]] ...-unesco.org/index.php?title=Main_Page OER-Unesco] e nel 2008 ho avviato la community [http://oeritaly.ning. com OER Italy] per promuovere il tema delle OER in I
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  • In questa pagina si raccolgono indicazioni su progetti, materiali, community e altre iniziative sulle risorse didattiche aperte. == Community ==
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  • La community si avvale del supporto della [http://webdev2.caspur.it/lms/ '''Comunita' d
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  • ...licences in Creative Commons has weakened the principles of a free culture community. Nevertheless, he respects the fact that the creator of a work should be ab
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  • ...s and action within the Open Educational Resources (OER) space. As the OER community continues to grow, it is worthwhile to step back and examine a related move ...uite--implements the Budapest Declaration, and is widely recognized in the community as a means to make a work truly Open Access. Licenses that add restrictions
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  • ...y of a Camper,[6] a 100 second demo file, was distributed among the gaming community. The short run actually had a storyline beyond the typical game footage. Ot ...on the game’s internal engine. In 2000, Hugh Hancock created a machinima community to expand the art of in-game filming beyond Quake to other platforms. The g
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  • |community=CC affiliates in the Asia Pacific region will be the main target of the eve |community relationship=CC Korea has been an active member of the global CC community with strong commitment and extensive experience: We have actively participa
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  • To connect with and build a community of artists and developers who are working with Creative Commons licenses, s
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  • ...anding and adoption of CCʼs tools and licences in their work. The Iranian community, for example, both at an artistic level and in its media platforms, is curr ...ty=The target community is the semi-professional and professional artistic community from the Middle East, concentrating on those at the beginning of their care
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  • ...organizations, technology professionals’ organizations and free software community. They will benefit by learning about alternatives to share and access to ed |community relationship=FUNDE is a non profit organization with a 17-year experience i
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  • ...roader basis, better teaching practice will benefit learners and the whole community. Online materials will be available to the world, but the focus will remai ...fits of Creative Commons are not widely understool throughout the teaching community here.
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  • ...eginning of each month and is an excellent resource for all members of our community, new and longstanding, who care about CC and want to stay up to date with c
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  • ...o the 8.6 million professing Lutherans in North America, and the Christian community at large. After developing the necessary software to support the project, ...stration and strengthen Christians both within and outside of the Lutheran community. (In 2008, 8.6 million American adults self-identify as Lutheran according
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  • |community=CC Latam affiliates and its communities will be the main target of this Con |community relationship='Bienes Comunes A. C.' is the affiliated institution for 'Crea
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  • ...fore people aren’t aware of advantages for the owners, the users and the community itself, and the use of CC licenses taking into consideration success cases. |community relationship=Libros Mínimos is a Central American publisher, who first use
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  • |description=We would like to build a community that creates, uploads, updates, translates and shares multilingual comparis ...f the service to help the site to grow and really build and foster an user community to create and share open data.
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  • |community=We are targeting a national and international cultural community. We started out with the CDLD project because there are very few places in |community relationship=We consider we are the best people for the job because of the
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  • ...cost of sharing professionally produced production assets with the wider community. ...culture across Story productions (eg films, transmedia), parallel to game community sites like moddb.com, which track game MODs.
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  • ...rmation created during the course will be made available for the larger CC community, during and after the course, so that the material can be made useful also ...n increase in the number of projects with external funding, benefiting the community and helping local organisations find funding for their projects.
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  • ...ckage offering tools and guidance for participants and the wider education community. The workshops will be created and delivered by an experienced team at the |community=Our proposed project targets teaching and learning communities operating in
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  • ...sion, and the overall spread of ergonomic technology focused on the museum community. ...respective audiences, which include educators, families and students. The community itself will benefit from the cross-pollination that will occur, furthering
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  • |community=We are targeting the educational community and anyone who ever has searched for, or will search for learning opportuni The initiative would benefit the educational community by providing both the content and means of delivering content without any b
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  • ...ms (e.g. Android) will be examined, and such code made available to the CC community at no charge. ...eners per month in 120+ countries; 1,800+ FB fans). We also provide local community internet radio services (e.g. Voice of Nosara news) to the rural Costa Rica
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  • ...reative exploration, the 26 Screenplays Project hopes to foster a creative community and provide a way for people to hone their skills in the interpretive realm ...considering pursuing independent filmmaking. The project would benefit the community in the way that certain monologues benefit actors. Actors interpret differe
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  • ...itorial budgets; (4) hundreds of millions of users in the general Internet community who still are not familiar with Creative Commons or the value of open conte ...d online philanthropy. It has won widespread admiration from the nonprofit community as the go-to place to learn how to use social media and grassroots media to
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  • ...artists will learn to utilize them as a way to interactively engage their community, publicize their talent, and bring back value (and profit) to the live perf ...d, distributed, and used to inspire others to become a part of the commons community. Fig's Library also believes in documentation of the creative process; in
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  • |community=The project targets communities who need human concerning and loves and wis ...ties will become a community—just as the world. My relationship with the community(the world) is a member.
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  • ...nd share a variety of important network information we would like use this community as a test case to better understand CC media production and consumption. W ...fering our analysis of how CC licensed material is shared and remixed by a community such as Flickr. The analysis will include a statistical comparison of CC a
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  • ...RESTLESS is making an impact and bringing together a previously scattered community. ...arious capacities, and this project has only deepened our roots within the community. The publication began as a place to gather writing assignments within a lo
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  • ...esearch only to full commercial licensing. We would like to help move the community toward general adoption of open source licenses by showing that it is the m The second community is that of natural language processing researchers (and the wider world).
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  • |community=The project is seeking to target civil society in general as its audience. |community relationship=The people behind the project have been in the academe and leg
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  • ...ies, FLOSS code or physical products (open hardware/open design) involving community development and emancipation. ...yond passive donations, based on the horizontal evaluation criteria of the community of producers and the most active organisations in the field.
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  • ...open and collaborative artistic community. We will also target the online community. In Romania, bloggers are the most active part of the civil society and the |community relationship=ORDU is one of the few non-governmental organization intereste
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  • ...iled, as well as for the web portal development which serves as the online community of the network. |community=Public elementary and high school teachers do not enjoy the privilege of hi
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  • |community=Our TA are 20~35 years old students, office workers, and art worker. |community relationship=1. Our team and our TA are the same in ages and social positio
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  • ...o look at ways to legally reuse copyrighted works; encourages the creative community to better understand both their inherent rights and potential alternatives ...film. While implicit and explicit appropriation is common, the visual arts community as a whole has been a slow sector in their consideration of rights manageme
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  • |community=The community being targeted by the project is of 3 types. The first type are authors who The third type is the community of writers and publishers some of whom participated in PALM Africa up to a
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  • |community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their ex |community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with di
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  • |community=The project seeks the participation of digital artists and portray their ex |community relationship=Being in the academe, we can easily establish linkages with di
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  • ...for use by government, business, educational institutions and the general community. The guide will be produced in a draft form and circulated to the forum par |community=We are targeting the senior leaders and decision makers in both the public
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  • |community=We are currently targeting youth and ICTs-based structures in the Arab Worl ...nline Arab content, and participate and contribute to the shared knowledge community.
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  • ...enses. Furthermore, the know how database created in Patamu would help the community to better decide how to license and spread their works, and to have an over ...e. We are in contact with many members of both the artistic and scientific community, and many of them feel the need of such a service. I have been in contact f
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  • ...cent comics domain in the Arab region into an interconnected and expanding community. The proposed project seeks to bridge this localized comic scene, which has ...s well as any derivative works made from their original comics, to build a community around their comics and encourage an exchange and even collaborations.
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  • ...to consideration the promotion of Arabic Open Content in se by producing a community of contributors and users, a vast repository of free learning materials and |community=Our targeted community consists of K-12, undergraduate students, school teachers and university in
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  • ...se works will be shared, the more they will gain reputation by the authors community. |community=The target of the project are all those who hold the intellectual property
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  • ...are numerous. First, in the most general sense, this project educates the community on early cinema and early film music. The project demonstrates that many o |community relationship=Eric Faden is an Associate Professor of Film/Media Studies at
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  • |community= |community relationship=The KÉK - Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre (www.kek
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  • |community=The primary target groups are legal practitioners who work or advise in the ...has led to a vast number of cross connections between legal professionals, community projects and online evangelists in Europe, with the Academy fulfilling the
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  • |community=The citizens of North Carolina would benefit through improved access to and |community relationship=Damon Circosta, executive director of the North Carolina Cente
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  • |community=The targeted community consists of civil servants, academics and administrative and policy-making ...ty relationship=The two project leads have relationships with the targeted community as advisors to many institutions on the implementation of CC licenses in th
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  • ...publicly accessible. Thus we shall build the foundation for other similar community organizations, such as public libraries, schools, nonprofit organizations, |community=The community being targeted consists of individuals with intellectual disabilities in We
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  • |output=A web site and community were amateur and professional writers will be able to remix historical fict |community=Most Creative Commons efforts appear focus on image, video and music. Ther
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  • |output=An academic paper and potential policy memo, to be shared with the CC community and potential industry leaders. We will attempt to gather footage and creat ...s economics is arguably in flux and needs to change. Has this particular community learned from its past? And, if so, how is Creative Commons positioned to he
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  • ...nline tool to create customer relations using input and feedback from your community to recruit ideas or solving problems. |community=There are three distinctive target groups: people/organisations that are in
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  • - a class on Flickr (photographs in community, life, library) ...r people, poor people, artists, writers, musicians, students, parents, and community leaders. We want to reach people who want to create their own work but are
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  • to the educational community who communicate in spanish the following manual file in Inkscape, will be made available to the community at the
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  • ...riangulate their own personal truth. And we will do this with cooperative, community labor. |community=This project will be focused to first serve the following communities: poli
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  • ...around intellectual property rights targeting future media creators. This community is often woefully un- or under-educated about the legal issues, as well as |community relationship=The project will be co-organized by a member of Tribeca Flashp
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  • |community=The magazine is a platform where people with a broadband interest in music |community relationship=Generally I see the topic from different perspectives. As a pr
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  • ...m the information and tools they need in order to build a broader national community. We are aiming to raise awareness and spreading information regarding CC, |community=We are targeting directly at students, scholars and authorities of 29 out o
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  • ...of connection to those around them. We feel this project will benefit the community in a similar way that our Karachi blog did, by giving the locals a big publ |community relationship=Our relationship with this community in Beirut is very new and still growing. We've already built the worlds lar
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  • ...m often gives way to risk management. As such, this site will benefit the community by providing the resources needed to answer these concerns. |community relationship=I am enmeshed in the academic community across several fronts and have served as an informal advisor on several dig
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  • ...ganizations are the “sleeping giants” of the democratic process. These community organizations have credibility, trust, and access to potential voters who a ...gration status the opportunity to more fully participate in all aspects of community life. Over the past six years, we have developed significant, ongoing relat
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  • |community=There a two main target communities. 1. People working in a coworking space |community relationship=I work as a freelance project manager since 1997. Connecting p
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  • |Project Title=Open your organisation - Education Community Lab |description=Education Community Lab is 3-days workshop for open education activists. It will be focused on
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  • ...ollective policy work. Indirectly, we are targeting the broad free culture community – which we will provide with policy guidelines. |community relationship=Creative Commons Poland, started in 2005, is among the first t
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  • ...nables people to work, learn, and play together. Every member of the paukr community can create courses, enhance them, and share the results. The intelligent le ...sfully get over them. And if your have questions yourself – just ask the community and you will get the answer you need.
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  • |community=Our current targets are those who offer large software downloads. Metalink We benefit the community by making downloads as failsafe as possible. This lowers support costs, ban
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  • |community=The project targets all Malagasy people especially artists’ organizations ...a new vision for Madagascar, and Foko is ready to share with all Malagasy Community.
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  • ...assroom materials for chronically underfunded schools. Schools also act as community centers, so in making and displaying their work, students involved in this ...connections to community members and leaders alike, through journalism and community outreach through Silicon Valley De-Bug. I am probably not the best individu
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  • |community=The project's audiences are critical consumers as well as people with data ...a critical consumer I understand the motivations and needs of the targeted community well. Additionally I have a strong background in data mining and vizualisat
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  • |community=The technology in the rural areas for indigenous women, especially children |community relationship=FUNSEPA, since 2005 have equipped 658 schools with computers l
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  • |output=Our organization, Platform4, is a non-profit venue with a large community of volunteers, of which a large segment (20+ people) constitute a media/doc |community=Platform4 is a user-driven multi-purpose venue that experiments with new te
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  • ...he future of the Internet. With footage from Free and Open Source software community gatherings in Brazil (11th International Free Software Forum) and New York ...and upload film drafts to archive.org and Mozilla Drumbeat for early-stage community promotion and engagement.
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  • ...lar outreach to the anime music video community, the political remix video community, and machinima makers. ...rve the history of fanworks and fan cultures; we literally are part of the community we are targeting. Our chair, Naomi Novik, founded VividCon, an annual conve
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  • ...ikimedia project benefits from the site's broad audience, from the growing community that obtains information and reuses its content, its clarity and legal cert |community=Wikipedia users, interested in Colombian history, educators, researchers, s
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  • ...hinima, as well as articles about media studies and articles about the fan community; a fifth issue is in copyedit, a sixth in draft, and further issues are pla |community=Transformative Works and Cultures offers top quality, peer reviewed scholar
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  • |community=The community is the worldwide music business - especially grassroot musicians and artist |community relationship=I have been working in the music business for over 10 years, b
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  • |community=The project is aimed at general information managers, librarians and resear ...actively participating in socio-technológical projects such as the FLOSS community and Creative Commons in Colombia, particularly in the educational sector. K
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  • ...first step down the road of the creation of a render-farm available to the community for the post-production and test-rendering of full-dome projects ...e from Windows & Mac to Linux platform, made freely available to the Linux community, albeit under a closed-source license.
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  • The grant will be used to build and scale a bilingual open community for “dream-entrepreneurs" to customize, promote and exchange knowledge re ...m-products” customization, promotion and knowledge exchange: A bilingual community that can be hosted in an open social network, such as MySpace, in which...
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  • |community=In general, MC targets both collectives and individuals: * a) the Lebanese community of collectives: small country, high number of non-profits in proportion to
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  • ...supported for the effect by the network of Pacto por la Vida, the Atitlan Community site and the Guatemalan Newspaper, being its objective public Hispanic-spea |community=The Central American region owns so many characteristics in common that its
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  • The memory archive will be launched with a 3 days workshop for the sonidero community, to be held at Mexico City’s Casa Talavera, a cultural center in La Merce |community=
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  • |community=As we mentioned above in the "Tangible Project Output" the community is the world. ...Once our platform becomes successful, I have a personal plan for my local community of Rochester, NY. Its economy, like everyone elses is 'in the toilet'.
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  • |community=Arkipelago aims to benefit those already working in free tools and culture ...the audience to take apart our work to advance its own. In addressing our community and audience as creators and not merely consumers, Arkipelago fosters a par
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  • ...ruit volunteers and to help volunteers develop their skills and a sense of community. We aim to help CC software developers use OpenHatch's tools to turn the ex |community=Numerous FOSS applications integrate CC license data to help users license
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  • ...ared simultaneously, up-to-dated and checked for accuracy will enable this community to be more informed about rights, obligations and of the importance of shar ...jects. Formed a few years ago, Wikimedia Serbia is recognized as an active community connected with universities, NGOs, activists, media and some of governmenta
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  • |community=All aspiring project managers, in any discipline, industry or geographical |community relationship=We are all project and program managers with many years of exp
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  • ...l (such as GitHub), we aim to provide these tools and methodologies to the community in the form of usable tools for their own installations (likely to be more |community=Round Narrative is building a non-profit artist community centered around works that are shared via Creative Commons licensed content
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  • ...nical support to adopt open journal standards. In Chile and Colombia, this community currently is conformed for around 400 editors/publishers, according to info |community relationship=NGO Derechos Digitales already has provided legal support to C
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  • ...ntation, create a thank you video to recognise members of the social media community that provided advice, and upload my presentation slides on slideshare. |community=My presentation about our open access Journal would be targeted at social m
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  • |community=This project falls most in line with Apertus Open Source Cinema, Elphel, Op The larger community are organizers, in-person attendees, and online viewers of a series of meet
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  • ...community members to Creative Commons licensing in the context of a local community wiki. This project will complement the LocalWiki project (http://localwiki. ...w-up session several weeks later will go into more detail and explore each community's specific experience with CC licensing.
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  • ...tantial amounts of time to the site this year, and are backed by a growing community of developers. We seek funding to focus on the project full time this summe ...es with @font-face and providing analysis of language coverage to motivate community improvement, and showing parent-child relationships of derivative works
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