...ervices are designed to be a more flexible replacement for the HTML-only [[Web Integration Guide|partner interface]].
...an generate any of the Creative Commons licenses, including Sampling. The web services API 1.5 is frozen and can be considered stable. A development API
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...te [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/ chooser]. Many platforms and web services such as [http://www.flickr.com Flickr] and [[Drupal]] support CC l
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...eveloper Community released the ccHost 3.0 today. ccHost is an Open Source web-based media sharing software. This major feature release comes on the heals
...on addressing compatibility with modern ways software is installed on the web. ccHost 3.0 fully supports PHP 5 and has been tested thoroughly in shared h
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...[[ccHost]], an Open Source project sponsored by Creative Commons to build web infrastructure to support legal media sharing and remixing.
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== What is the Semantic Web? ==
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=== [[Web Browser Plugins]] ===
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Creative Commons licenses are attached to Web pages. But we also want our licenses to be useful for materials distributed
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==RESTful web services API==
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== Web Announcements ==
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== Web Integration Developer's Guide ==
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...verything on the Web is HTML, we need a good way to hook RDF into the HTML Web. Here are some ways to do so:
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This document describes how to apply [[Nonweb Tagging|our non-web content guidelines]] to MP3s.
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This document describes how to apply [[Nonweb Tagging|our non-web content guidelines]] to OGG files.
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* Implement the [[Sample Pool API]] in other web backends or software applications
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...ser-supplied verification URL, and generates HTML to be used in the user's web page. For full examples, see the [http://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/cctools/pu
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The following list of software packages and web applications incorporated Creative Commons licensing, so you won't have to
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...inally, I am very thankful for Creative Commons' assistance in hosting the web-version of the Guide, and in particular I am thankful for Mike Linksvayer a
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...RDFa to express license and other information about works for the semantic web. When you select a license in our [http://creativecommons.org/license licen
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...m/creativecommons. This could be done by outside developers in cases where web service api permits. Please see the detail page: [[CC search for content re
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== Web Announcements ==
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...ublic domain with both human readable and machine readable notices, on the web and otherwise.
...to be found by viewers of untethered works, may be trusted to the extent a web page may be trusted, and allows for further annotation by the owner and oth
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...to examine metadata -- including Creative Commons licenses -- embedded in web pages. ''It’s at least twice as good as View Source!''
...se information is found, MozCC places license icons on the status bar (for web browsers) or in the playlist (for Songbird).
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== Other "S"-Web Tools ==
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* intermittent crashes when clicking a link to open the web browser (Issue 195, Issue 236)
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...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 at P
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== Web Announcements ==
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...Promote Creativity, Proceedings of Ethicomp. [http://www.ituniv.se/~klang/web/pub/Klangethicomp.pdf link]
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...he README in the validator repository; you can easily launch the validator web application, by default listening on localhost port 5000.
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...3 project for an application in a completely different domain (desktop v. web-based). Topics covered will include the use of high-level concepts such as
...Zope 3 Developer Page] in particular see the ''User Documentation''; it's web-oriented, but good examples of using components
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...kr]. You can also access this tool via the [http://getfirefox.com Firefox web browser]. Find out more about [[Firefox and CC Search]].
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...The audio of this concert will be available outside of Second Life on the web, and inside of Second Life at Menorca, several simulcast locations, and for
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...server, however it is ''not'' required that your getID3 be visible on the web and in fact, it's probably more secure if it isn't.
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...mercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License. Upload your recordings and machinima to the web site of your choice, and ''post the link to it on this page below''.
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...e at Songbird – the supercool open source media player that's taking the Web by storm.
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...HP-AJAX Chooser is a simple way to add a license chooser to your PHP-based web application. It contains the following components:
* PHP Web Services client code
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...er "Taking Stock of the Creative Commons Experiment," is available [http://web.si.umich.edu/tprc/papers/2007/805/CreateCommExp.pdf here]. The Lab's [http:
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...t.com Songbird]. Songbird is "a desktop Web player, a digital jukebox and Web browser mash-up." In other words, a darn cool music player, built on Gecko
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This is a reading list of Web sites and paper books that you can use to get informed about Open Content,
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=== [[Web Integration]] ===
Everything a web-based (media) hosting site needs to know to integrate CC and CC-related fea
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...İ support for Creative Commons has led to innumerable creative reuses and Web mash-ups.
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Everything a web-based (media) hosting site needs to know to integrate CC and CC-related fea
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...ve Commons uses [http://translate.creativecommons.org Pootle] to provide a web-based translation interface. '''Using Pootle is the preferred method for t
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* application support -- on the web or on your desktop, extending your favorite application to support CC licen
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...methods, historical and current, of embedding CC license information in a web page (see the [[HTML|file format page]] for more information)
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* (preferably) look for [[Web Statement|verification metadata]] and provide some indicator of whether the
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...aluate, SMW adds semantic annotations that bring the power of the Semantic Web to the wiki."
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* <code>[[Web Statement|web statement]]</code>
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...his involvement in the Open Library project, which explains itself as "One web page for every book ever published. It's a lofty, but achievable, goal." w
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...g/license/ web-based license chooser], [[JsWidget|widget]], [[Web Services|web services API]], and [[OpenOfficeOrg Addin|OpenOffice.org plugin]].
...d works available at the point of discovery and consumption, for example a web search interface and browser plugins.
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[http://www.engagemedia.org/ EngageMedia] is an exemplary ‘Web 2.0’ video-sharing site focused on social justice and environmental issue
...etwork. The site provides tools to enable videos to be embedded into other web pages, as well as an easily downloadable high-resolution version of each fi
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...ing platform, the eyeVio site makes use of DHTML, AJAX, and a selection of web 2.0 techniques, with content divided into recommended videos and channels.
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...t the Creative Commons licences were first suggested by PictureAustralia's web manager for this reason.
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=== Making the Web Work for Science ===
Science Commons designs strategies and tools for faster, more efficient web-enabled scientific research. We identify unnecessary barriers to research,
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...oth and how Creative Commons is using these technologies to build Semantic Web applications.
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...ar), and Slovenia (PureH). For the most part the collaboration was via the web. With the exception of Fort Minor and J-pop star, Chage, none of the artist
...the web for it. Similarly, I've met most of my recent collaborators on the web through music upload sites like [http://www.soundclick.com SoundClick.com],
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Herder is a web-based translation tool.
* Through the web editting
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...cused into two main demographics: web developers interested in progressive web technology, and musicians who are tired of the severe disconnect of online
...s part of a new breed of Internet application that exists independently of web browsers. It requires the running of Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) enviro
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...hael/2005/11/28/sharing-content-in-a-web-20-world/ ‘Sharing Content in a Web 2.0 World.’]
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...ckly look up and learn the vocabulary most important to them.” Give it a web page in any language, and it spits the same page back at you with the abili
...simple search-as-you-type dictionary that is faster than any multilingual web dictionary out there. [...] The use-case here is people who are pretty good
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...al link between using open approaches (to mp3s and sheet music PDFs on the web) and our profile being raised, though it’s hard to be certain about this.
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...specifically the production of open educational resources using wiki-based web sites like Wikipedia. Pete's most recent engagement has been as the Wikimed
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...ge_id=49 free download] as a zip file or as streaming mp3s on the band’s web site, as well as on the Creative Commons distribution platform [http://www.
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...eractive media shenanigans from a gaggle of local media artists”.] This web-based digital art festival forms part of the annual [http://www.melbournefr
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...is to investigate and report how these women represent themselves via the web to social network services, and finally broadcast on AccessSF public-access
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...lass under a Creative Commons licence for use in the final assessment. The web page this which students access proposals from is called the KCB101 Innovat
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...Distributed players manipulate pre-loaded media (images, text, audio, live web streams, etc) in real time to present performances to an online audience wh
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...designed to enhance a visit to the Museum. The project is overseen by the Web Service Unit at the PHM, headed by Sebastian Chan.
...e Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Licence]. According to web master Sebastian Chan, the intention in licensing under Creative Commons wa
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...a wide variety of creative expressions including animations, photographs, web skins, films, and literature, which are categorised within the customisable
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...d by us under a Creative Commons license, and we encourage other blogs and Web sites to republish it as long as they link back to Global Voices and also c
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...ments in information engineering and technology, will be an interconnected web of text, maps and multimedia, accessible on your computer anywhere in the w
...website; future plans exist for it to be exposed in other ways – mobile, web service, print-on-demand, and so on – whether as part of this project or
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...it, and matches what the user has been expecting. Therefore, one opens the Web site and either pastes the source code as a direct input, uploads a file, o
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...on't like buzz words, but if we had to use them we'd probably say we are a web 2.0 online collaborative space for creative people who want to get stuck up
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...ription Framework, a model for representing statements about things on the web. CC uses RDF to model license properties and describe licensed works.
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...u/derivatives one of its flavours] to test the compatibility of his or her Web application, he or she must use [http://www.winehq.org/ Wine] for this purp
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...n exclusive rights to participate in the decision-making process through a web-based polling system, an online discussion forum and a wiki platform. Visi
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...y pairs videos with targeted ads and tracks them as they spread across the web. So no matter where your video travels, you benefit because we share the ad
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...ndeavours, the creators of the Unleashed Tongue would like to think of the web site as the ‘reclaim the language’ territory.
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...there are well over 200 million on the site — establishing Flickr as the Web’s single largest source of CC-licensed content.
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...demo to the net2blazers group, incorporating podcasts, Flickr images, and web 2.0 artefacts with the aim of showing ‘how remixing many elements is both
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...ove it but live it and breathe it and in some cases go nowhere else on the web. For many people, the internet begins and ends with deviantART.com and they
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...vity due to a lack of energy, there are numerous recipe collections on the web already. And such a collection can of course be set up using cc licensing.
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...d photos of particular neighborhoods,[http://www.tranlegroup.com/ Thiet Ke Web] countries, and continents. Shapefile data has been used to reverse-enginee
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...ooser provides a lightweight method for integrating license selection into web applications.
...s an additional, lightweight method for integrating license selection into web applications. The widget is used by TypePad, as well as [[WpLicense]].
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...review" versions, not things we suggest you use in a massive public-facing web service.
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...correctness errors that can lead to vulnerabilities in our servers or the web applications of those who use our LicenseChooser.js.
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...solution for scalable search and discovery of educational resources on the web. Metadata, including the license and subject information available, are ex
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...e, it just might. To avoid duplicate pages, search for the organization or web site title to see if it is already in our archive at [[:Category:Organizati
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...ich text, highly interactive, user generated and socially active Internet (Web 2.0) has seen linear models of knowledge production giving way to more diff
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...ast or create multimedia projects with our music and disseminate it on the web. We believe this is truly a resource for innovation and sharing of informat
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...ive Commons licenses (see: [[CCPlus|CC+]], [[CcREL]] and [[Web_Integration|web integration]]). Be be mindful of the overall [[#Priorities|priorities]] and
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...for export into a variety of formats, including text, PDF, ebooks, wikis, web, etc., for use on a variety of devices.
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* They may require you to associate/provide a certain URL (web address) for the work.
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...commissioned on Monday 8th January 2018. Due to the changing nature of the web, in particular the widespread adoption of HTTPS, the Scraper had seen great
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...nline publisher, web activist, and music addict. Meador currently works as Web Content Administrator at [http://www.michiganradio.org Michigan Radio], the
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*'''FORUM''' - Creative Commons [http://forum.creativecommons.org web bulletin board]
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The summit will focus on the application of Semantic Web technologies to Creative Commons', Science Commons' and ccLearn's missions.
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...or anything that disambiguates it from the normal "help me" meaning on the web. (Nathan Kinkade) </strike>
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20130430200149/http://www.ausgoal.gov.au/ AusGOAL], the Australian Governme
* Australian Parliament. The Parliament’s central web portal http://www.aph.gov.au houses the most important documents of the Aus
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...e page] and [http://ccmixter.org/view/media/remix/trackback As Seen on the Web]. Learn more about [[cchost/concepts/Content|how ccHost manages content]].
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...ve been possible ten years ago. To hear Knives at Noon online, visit their web page at [http://www.myspace.com/knivesatnoon www.myspace.com/knivesatnoon].
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The easiest way to get going is to start with a web hosting server. Common web hosting services like [http://www.brainpulse.com BrainPulse] , [http://ww
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...at can be used in HREF, SRC and other HTML and CSS attributes that require web addresses.
...keep certain kinds of images in a directory directly accessible from your web root you could access them simply:
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*A ''Remix Me'' template - this will be embedded into the user's blog or web site. It will have to be 'straight' HTML and assume nothing about styles or
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We need 'cchost' directory writable by the web server. The group is already correct ('victor') because I created it so all
...chost log files we write them to a directory that is not accessible to the web. Just to make the mirroring easier I created a log directory in the same lo
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...the database. Or, if you're feeling more ambitious and want to help other web developers in being more informed about what components are behind what sit
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...of his investigation of educational applications of games, virtual worlds, Web 2.0 and new media. They are purely privately-funded out of pocket with no l
...al is to build a web platform to develop, test, and showcase new media and Web 2.0 technologies. To be worth doing, a site needs some link popularity and
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..., it must choose a license for every track, which is easily done through a web form. OMC does not demand that entries use a certain CC license because one
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...nation of a 4+ year effort led by CC to integrate the Semantic Web and the Web that everyone uses. The CC Network and other CC services implement RDFa ext
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...a. Esto es efectivamente lo que Creative Commons hizo con nuestra página Web - ve la nota al pié donde se establece “excepto en los lugares donde se
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...por vocación. Pablo ha estado envuelto en el diseño digital y desarrollo web desde 1995, desde Colombia, pero luego de ser seleccionado por Macromedia (
...e kid, designer by vocation. Pablo has been involved in digital design and web development as early as 1995, always based in his homeland Colombia, but af
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...calable, extensible, federated search for all educational resources on the web. [http://uesearch.creativecommons.org/search DiscoverEd] is now live in bet
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...alable, extensible, federated search] for all educational resources on the web. [http://uesearch.creativecommons.org/search/ DiscoverEd] is now live in be
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...lation per se of a Creative Commons license. So long as publication to the web does not contravene a term of use, that publication is legal.
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...there are now over 140 million CC licensed works already published on the web. Isn't it time for Facebook join the club and let users share their work?
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...ount there, there is a handy button within CC Publisher that will launch a web browser and allow you to join it.
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...ublic Access TV aggregate Denver Open Media to civic pixel, an open-source web development group. All the material produced for DOM is released under a CC
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...lt upon and enhanced by Creative Commons licenses and work in the Semantic Web arena.
* Provenance of information in Semantic Web applications
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...us<ref name="ref4">Kolbitsch, J & Maurer , H. <i>The Transformation of the Web: How Emerging Communities Shape the Information we Consume</i>. Journal of
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...is probably the single most important thing allowing that to happen on the web.
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.../ccrussia.org Старый сайт ccrussia.org] ([http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://creativecommons.ru дополнительно])
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...ion engine with a website. We also have a [http://api.creativecommons.org web services API] for integration with any application.
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...learly posted all-rights-reserved copyright notices at the bottom of their web pages. He will have to search for replacement text. Fortunately, the librar
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...these artists, and the continued freedom of all artforms on the World-Wide-Web through Creative Commons Licencing.
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...re of the Creative Commons through Flickr as the co-ordinator of a team of web developers.
...ckr's repository of CC licensed photos was a perfect match. The idea that web developers working on a small budget can find a photo and legally use it to
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...hing and attending [http://www.schoox.com Free Online Courses], organizing web meetings, participating in groups and placing questions and answers. Over 5
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...w.boingboing.net/2009/04/19/what-poison-ivy-has.html Boing Boing]; off the Web, they have appeared on the cover of [http://www.flickr.com/photos/quinnanya
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...es it the largest libraries of faith-based Creative Commons content on the Web (to our knowledge). UrbanMinistry.org is a part of the nonprofit TechMissio
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...led sharing. People who actually want to share stuff, who put it up on the web because they want to share it under certain terms.
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...on’t engage in commercial activity. We generate revenue around our free, web-hosted textbooks by selling affordable formats, such as print-on-demand, au
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...d have fun producing engaging online design, we also offer a full suite of web services.
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...e Strategy, 'Involve', sums up the Council's motivations for engaging with Web 2.0 and Creative Commons. Some key priorities in the strategy include:
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...al concerns when incorporating CC license metadata functionality into your web application. This guide has been generalized from various plans for video,
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...provides a lightweight method for integrating this license selection into web applications. The widget is used by TypePad and [[WpLicense]] provides the
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...your Creative Commons licensed works will enable machines (search engines, web browsers, etc) to learn more about your work. To learn more, see [[RDFa]]
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...ave thought it possible to set up one's own radio and TV station? Contrast Web TV which is international with multimillion dollar limited range broadcast
...basket and into the hands of school students with their own international web radio and TV shows. The e-chautauqua model is very suitable for schools and
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...licon Valley and the topics of discussion will revolve around "opening the Web," standards, development, design, browsers, solutions, W3C, open standards
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...nse" with a link to the license. There are common examples of this on many web media hosting services such as flickr or vimeo.
...nction to your application (similar to what [[LicenseChooser.js]] does for web applications, see, for example, this [[Web_Integration/FileUploadExample|fi
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=== Publishing attribution on a separate web page ===
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...09, we're asking individuals 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
...developing, and all-around technical know-how, we believe we can make the Web a better place for everyone.</p>
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...f the police, legal, judicial, political and media cultures operating in a web of self-deception. ... The journalism practised was of the old school varie
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...gence of Napster was only the beginning of the fans taking control. As the web popularized bands and albums that previously would have been relegated to o
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...dies, filmmakers interested in avant-garde movements, graphical designers, web-based realizators and so on. [http://www.elcosmonauta.es/ "El Cosmonauta"]
...on social networks and synergy between the audience and the creators, the web media is very focused in creating a community. The producers, regardless of
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...antas Media Awards Best News Site in 2007 as well as Netguide Magazine’s Web Awards in 2004.
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...Image Sales and Licensing Activities in Museums; From the Smithsonian’s Web and New Media Strategy wiki, a page that lists over 20 useful resources, wi
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...nology" is a conversation on the state of artistic creation at the time of web 2.0 and in the spirit of 'openness'. It will feature a keynote speech of Jo
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...s also the only movie in the world that you can download for free from the web in HD.
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- To share experiences related to the Knowledge Management and Web 2.0.<rb>
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...t can then be played out in text documents, digital stories, spreadsheets, web searches, and even live actions like puppetry and paper & pen exercises.
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....org/wiki/Atom_(standard) Atom] are syndication formats, commonly used for web feeds that can be read by software such as Bloglines or Google Reader. The
...org/XML/ XML]: the Extensible Markup Language that is at the heart of many Web document formats (like HTML).
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...Alberto Fuguet y su distribuidora digital crearon Cinepata.com, un sitio web donde se puede descargar, gratuitamente, y licenciado por Creative Commons,
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...in a sense, the only reason Goolge works is because it treats the whole web as one repository, and then uses links as a level playing-field measure bet
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'''[Session 2] What can governments and people do for innovation in web 2.0 era?'''
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...ne can access your publications, blogs, tweets, articles, etc. And on the web, there is virtually no limit to the amount of information you can distribut
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...a host of educational resources -- for that visit one of the OER projects Web sites, that's their forte.
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...lows users to construct glossaries for their own books, units, courses, or web sites and export them to text, html, rtf, pdf, or wikitext. Over time, we w
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...orld’s knowledge is a public good and that technology in general and the web in particular provide an extraordinary opportunity for everyone to share, u
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...te’ is a competition run by the Victorian Government to build mobile and web applications for the benefit of Victorian citizens.
...sparency, competition to build useful, innovative and practical mobile and web applications to benefit community, policy, public sector information, open
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...me your public license offer. When such an offer is made available on your Web site, or through clearinghouses like GX, anyone eligible to accept the offe
..., distribute, and publish such use case studies, including by means of its Web sites, and authorize others to do so, to demonstrate the uses and impact of
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...minate the Pledge in its entirety, it may do so by providing notice on its Web site, but it must provide at least a 12 month grace period for the completi
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...objective, to move the local newspaper sites firmly into the “two=way” web and point them into the direction of greater openness.
...en up the site to user-submitted content, GateHouse Media used open-source web framework Zope as the backbone for the TownOnline operations. The move fro
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...n delivered over the Web. Avenues to promote the reuse and open sharing of Web-based materials were explored. This paper, written by Gary Matkin, dean of
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...made available by MIT OpenCourseWare have been [http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/courses/lang/index.htm translated into at least 10 languages], including Sp
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...onoscenza mondiale sia un bene comune e che la tecnologia in generale e il web in particolare forniscano una straordinaria opportunità per tutti di condi
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...t/3597933 web] Lulu Color Edition – [http://www.lulu.com/content/3692829 web]
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...ights regimes that apply, ranging from full copyright but available on the Web, to other Free/Libre/Open licenses, to CC BY. A more comprehensive study sh
...censes and public domain tools in data, biological materials, the semantic web, and patents.
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...ir works online, at RL festivals, and within the game world. The guild’s Web site offers a glimpse into their work, and provides opportunities for criti
...ma Artist Guild, founder Lowe Runo Productions, http://lowerunoproductions.web.officelive.com/default.aspx
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...s and web-based applets will be used and customized to develop an official web site for the event.
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...ally for the developing world, and for everyone. Teach, Add, Learn to your web camera or in virtual worlds here at the open, free, 'edit this page' World
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...ive Commons licenses (see: [[CCPlus|CC+]], [[CcREL]] and [[Web_Integration|web integration]]). Be be mindful of the overall [[#Priorities|priorities]] and
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...o supplement that through a plugin that retrieves metadata from databases, web services, etc, and indexes it with the resource. This work was completed d
...uses RDF to model metadata, meaning fields have identifiers that look like web addresses. Work was begun to allow site operators to specify short, human
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...tivecommons.org/weblog/entry/20865. Additionally, revenue from the license Web TV channels is donated to CC monthly.
You can also check out the Web TV channels that correspond to each CC license:
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...the search engine without using a web browser. To make it all work in your web browser, the script will then do the following:
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...ảng cáo; thu phí đăng Tác phẩm của cá nhân/ tổ chức trên Web của CC Việt Nam;
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...ugust 7th for a look at some cool people and projects that are keeping the web open. Plus, free pizza and beer!
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...ent to and from CC. It will reduce the need for organizations to setup of web portals, training of users on various system portals, upload and download o
...industry. We have extensive experience in enterprise content management, web application development and integration including the University of Calgary
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...ommunity of the American Association of Family Physicians), and doc2doc (a web community of the British Medical Journal). Collaborative features of the w
...onstrations wherever I can and by posting video demos and tutorials to the web to ease the learning curve.
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* Provide a web-based dashboard which displays the status of curator indexes. This include
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...oration. He is responsible for all analytics projects including reporting, web analytics, as well as products on the site that leverage LinkedIn’s uniqu
...sionary, Tim is an entrepreneur: he created Safari Books Online, the first web-native service for online book content, and O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, wh
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...a standard taxonomy to them. Sally publishes these resources on an XHTML web page, with structured data describing the taxonomy terms related to each re
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...subject heading lists and taxonomies within the framework of the Semantic Web.
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...de as ElectricalWhat. While in school I have gained valuable experience in web development and electronics prototyping needed to supervise this project.
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|impact=The creation of content to disseminate on the social web in support of Peace is the heart of the project. Since all content will be
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...th a lot of components. What you care about is the Calais Web Service. The web service is an API that accepts unstructured text (like news articles, blog
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...s. The group will meet several times throughout the year and make use of a web-based social media platform such as Buddypress to reflect on and document t
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...up open technology and culture events across Asia. (twitter: @preetamrai , web: preetamrai.com )
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...s his copy of DiscoverEd to "crawl" — that is, to download copies of web pages from the internet and put their text, and other information about the
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...th the free granting of the hosting fees so we can reduce the costs of the web-site development. As well, we would like to be assisted technically during
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...based on a blog platform for simplicy and ease of management. We are not web designers, so success may require that we move to a more robust platform fo
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...ckr- and Google images onto WOVOX.com to aggregate what’s already on the web.
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...ir countries will be published. Two monthly texts will be published in the web site of the project and in magazines of the region, mainly in Guatemala. Af
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...st thing to maintain huge amount of data. We are passionate by innovation, web technologies and finding new alternatives to make things.
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...on with the School of Electronics and Computer Sciences, a world leader in web science based at the University of Southampton (UK) which has developed the
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...f contextualized, Creative Commons licensed course content from around the web. The content repository would be both searchable and interactive (allowing
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...timedia under the Creative Commons Attribute License through both a public web portal and on CD/DVD (for local broadcasts). This model offers the public a
...ons, award winning photojournalists and documentary filmmakers, innovative web programmers and developers; they are the leaders of the field, each with a
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...ork with the charities and the volunteer graphic designers, along with the web design of three blogs for three specific charities previously chosen by the
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...experience design, interaction design, graphic design, project management, web and mobile development. The developers are experienced in ActionScript, HTM
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|Project Title=Avbi personal : budget+ tax+advisor web tool for Guatemala
income through a open source web application for individuals.
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Nathan is the Web Engineer for CC and handles everything tech related for the international C
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...orld where the designers are working, and to the public, at large, via the web.
...sign schools, monitoring the number of downloads of the knowledge from the web, etc. The long-term impacts will primarily be seen through the rise in the
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...uidelines for project applications note that Creative Commons will provide web hosting. Assuming that this allows the use of Wordpress, and the hosting o
Small Steps communicate with members and partners via web site, email lists and mobile phone.
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...of mixed and mastered songs will be available in MP3 & FLAC format on the web site, and master tracks will be available to anyone interested in remixing
...ional website that generates many unique hits; we will need to outsource a web designer, and that will be a significant cost. Because of my (Dustin's) ba
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...research and creative communities as well as my experience as a freelance Web Developer and in creating my own start-up company (which I am currently pre
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...one who was, is, will be depressed in heart can send a help message on the web site follows the spirits of Creative Commons.
...in the world who see the depressed message, can give encourage text on the web site follows the spirits of Creative Commons.
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...he data as well as statistical and network software for the analysis. The web-scraping robots will be created through code written in R (http://cran.r-pr
...ebsites featuring different mediums. While pairing users across different web services is highly difficult, we can compare aggregate findings and trends
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We are well experienced in web design, and have self-taught comic artists (since we don't have the proper
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.... Because of our immediate print focus, we have not researched alternative web-publishing schemes beyond the Adobe PDF format.
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...to chose an open license. As the number of WordNets increse, the semantic web technologies based on resources such as WordNet straightforwardly scale to
...projects by physical meetings, email, the Kyoto project wiki, and updating web-pages. Useful information is thus often unfortunately kept within one pro
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...involving the community of educators, sensible to the introduction of open web and free software principles in schools and universities.
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...which users collaboratively modify content and structure directly from the web browser. In a typical wiki, text is written using a simplified markup langu
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...tes in the pool of applications and resources compiled, as well as for the web portal development which serves as the online community of the network.
...activities outside the project. SnT in a Box seeks to reinvent its online web portal to accommodate the possibility of constant communications and coordi
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...erpreted by artists in continuing exhibitions across Australia. An online web presence will additionally be established documenting the whole attributive
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...fiction published by NABOTU in e-book formats and delivery options on the web site www.nabotu.or.ug under a CC license. NABOTU currently holds a collecti
...This will improve their brand images as well as attract more hits to their web sites and perhaps drive sales for non-CC licensed products.
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...igital film-making, digital sound and music, animation, graphic design and Web 2.0 and have been developed by Arab artists, pedagogues, alternative educat
...tors, musicians and sound engineers, artists, digital activists as well as web techies. In the long run we hope to approach national institutions and priv
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|output=The project will consist of a web platform which allows uploading and downloading different learning material
...=For this project only free and open source technologies will be used. The web platform will be implemented using content management systems or LCMSs (e.g
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...ject goals, and are under development by the project staff, in a form of a web browser widget which will be able to track how these works are distributed,
...irtual words like Second Life and OpenSim and the first one to cross real, web and virtual worlds at once. At the moment our work is based on QuickTime Br
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...to a) host a workshop of archivists, media content providers, filmmakers, web designers, and educators to establish some best practices for using CC-lice
...team brings significant experience in both film production and developing web-based projects. Inevitably, however, outside partners will be needed, espe
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...censes. To make it a sustainable up-to-date resource requires an intuitive web platform for collaboration and a group of international curators with clear
|output=The most tangible output would be the launch of a comprehensive web resource (in a first test run f. e. under the URL http://www.commentary.cc)
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|communication=NCCVE has a web site, mailing list and Twitter account that it uses to communicate with its
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...10 Annual Convention of the Alabama Library Association can be viewed. The web site is updated regularly and as progress is made through publications and
...will have Ethernet cards for Internet access, Microsoft Office Suite, and web browser software installed.
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|description=This project would produce a web site hosting CC and public domain fiction allowing derivative works. Indiv
|output=A web site and community were amateur and professional writers will be able to re
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...on of the materials/data may require additional skill sets such as design, web page development, videographer etc. Ideally, the data will be presented thr
...ion (whether this be in a short video documentary, interactive case study, web site etc) will be the next big step.
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...technology enables. Ultimately, we hope that by publishing our work on the web, libraries and organizations around the world will be able to take what we'
12. (2) web cameras for webinar training
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aminima:: (http://aminima.net) and ISEA (http://www.isea-web.org/,) and
obtained from other web sites will be developed an introductory manual
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...ly combines official government data alongside social wisdom from the open Web in a user-friendly interface to make the U.S. Congress more transparent and
...ngaged social-networking influencers and political neophytes searching the web for basic information & educational resources.
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...Tribeca Flashpoint’s marketing and events department who will help with web and event logistics and promotion, and faculty. The event will utilize Trib
...hour Remix Jam projects and panel discussions at an exhibition and on the web brings the message of collaborative content creation to a worldwide audienc
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...developers who are familiar with certain codebases, like Firefox or Chrome web browsers.
...ology is already unknowingly used by millions each day. Support in popular web browsers will enable more people to use these features without even using t
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...t the use of CC and the sharing in Madagascar, in encouraging creators and web surfers to employ it in their works, in order to make it more and more reco
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|resource needs=Web space and a little bit of media attention are all that's necessary.
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...ore critical. The first step is the creation of the infrastructure (i.e. a web tool) for an openly available (CC0 licensed) database that connects the Glo
|output= The aim it to created a web platform that enables people to add and to search product information (at f
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A Learning Object is a resource, usually digital and web-based, that can be used and re-used to support learning. Learning Objects o
|tech needs=We are going to use computers and web portals that we will need to keep communication and to generate informatio
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...s to act as a strong member of the online communities evolving around open web ideologies and activism.
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...rojects are currently in the top of the "commons" content providers in the web regarding "free" and "open" content (licensed and under public domain). Wit
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|tech needs=The project will use Web 2.0 technologies taking advantage of he possible interaction between the co
...information, highlighting free access to information and knowledge on the Web.
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* The MC web platform that would provide the basic support in a similar way to CC (see p
...gy of free software to social areas and free culture. Essentially, OP is a web-based collaborative free content repository for social/cultural/artistic pr
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...ve, offering our takes on memory and heritage, photo and video techniques, web platforms and networks. A guide to the workshop’s topics and DIY manuals
...re the movement. Furthermore, it has effectively taken over the world wide web, where its culture of salutation and remix has found a fertile ground, conn
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(Web company benefits may be a dimension where Creative Commons.org may be espec
...lation to his English skills and helping people find what they need on the web then his reputation goes up across our platform model. (We are looking at a
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Field testing the Helga web-based project management interface for a free software pipeline, towards a
...ossible in free software, Tube is conceived as the proof of a distributed, web-based studio production in free software.
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...cational tools such as Omeka and Sakai; and discovery tools such as the CC web search engine. Several FOSS applications are developed by Creative Commons
...hough OpenHatch has substantial expertise in developing a usable, scalable Web service, our outreach project does not entail new technical needs.
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...be measured by amount of implemented data, PR activities and the number of web database visitors.
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...g tool for collaborative communication and content creation. We also use a web conferencing tool for virtual (live) meetings. Many of our members are engi
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...ound Narrative. Regarding our work with similar projects, Tim Ireland is a web designer and Drupal integrator in his position at SankyNet, a fund raising
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|Project Title=Implementing a web site that will provide technical and legal support for Latin-American publi
|description=The proposal is to design, develop and implement a web site that will provide technical and legal support for Latin-American publi
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...collecting and visually showcasing them on the web. The applicants are two web developers who have volunteered substantial amounts of time to the site thi
...at preview the fonts well, providing simple ways to use the font family on web pages with @font-face and providing analysis of language coverage to motiva
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...o other pages since the users can add them to their contact URLs, personal web pages, business cards, etc.
...n the page are 100% downloadable. So the CC licensing is a big part of the web page. We would be using the "Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Mexi
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...ravelling on the bus, in order to facilitate the collective dialogue using web 2.0 and ICT as tools for social change and transformation, as well as stren
Please consider using trackable statistics (such as web traffic or number of license adoptions) when applicable, but only if meanin
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...ith the creators and public opinion by web tools, such as project official web, in this case, www.creativecommons.cl
...is the publication during two consecutive years of Hipatia (suplement and web of national level with reports and updates of local and international free
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*Film Annex Web TV embeds for wiki and blog post
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...a and institutions that the ethos and the licenses emerged on the radar of web services and public institutions.
...tent providers: cultural, educational and heritage institutions, media and web businesses with a legal framework for pursuing their mandate, commitment or
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=== Web resources ===
The web presence of the CC Community should be continuously maintained and updated
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...The team also work om translation of the associated deeds and supporting web pages such as the license chooser. We have also translated the CC public d
...wegian of the license deeds, the CC public domain tools and the supporting web pages such as the license chooser and CC searh. All translations are activ
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- conduct a survey of CC-licensed content made available online, based on a web crawl of the Polish internet
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...ough one or several of it’s member organizations with the formal status. Web sites/platforms like drugascena.net (gathering more then 80 independent cul
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...tandards software. It also provides knowledge, equipment, Internet access, web sites, electronic publishing and other affordable networking services to no
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Please consider using trackable statistics (such as web traffic or number of license adoptions) when applicable, but only if meanin
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Michael Palmedo – Web
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* Hani Sawiress, Head of Web Graphics Unit, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, who managed to transfer the legal c
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5.1 Web Resources (Public Lead and Tech Lead)
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...ficial intelligence, including the distribution of legal knowledge via the Web; regulation of electronic commerce, the Internet, media, and the informatio
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Mash-up Camp: Camp-based event where developers create web service or app by using and mashing up PSI
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...a registrada por "Creative Commons", en tanto que sean publicadas su sitio web (website) o sean proporcionadas a petición previa. Para evitar cualquier d
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...d leadership of the AI hive, overseeing their domination of the World Wide Web and plots conquest of the world outside it.
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...has forgotten there ever was a real world. The inhabitants of this future Web reside in a closed system, where all possible experiences will soon be exha
The Web is winding down, falling into stasis. Here, Flatline is a brief infusion of
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b. You must include a copy of, or the Uniform Resource Identifier (such as a web link) for, this Licence with every copy of the Work You Distribute or publi
b. You must include a copy of, or the Uniform Resource Identifier (such as a web link) for, the Applicable Licence with every copy of the Derivative Work Yo
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...ành của Creative Commons như có thể được công bố trên trang web hoặc được cung cấp bằng cách khác theo yêu cầu tại từng
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:What to expect: Come celebrate the open web! Join us for a gathering of open internet & technology advocates and local
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...tive Commons vigentes en ese momento, según se pueda publicar en su sitio Web o que pudiera estar disponible de alguna otra forma y de tiempo en tiempo.
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=== [[Web Integration|Integração Web]] ===
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...lude a copy of, or the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI: an address on the web) for, this License with every copy of the Work You Distribute or Publicly P
...s en matière d’utilisation de la marque, tels que publiés sur son site Web ou consultables de toute autre manière sur demande. A titre de précision,
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...e, ideas and projects making connections between learning, freedom and the web. Things like:
Alternative accreditation models based on web and open source peer review techniques
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...the original video & music and all new content created for release on the web being CC licensed.
New episodes are being planned for production and release directly to the web. The first of these, an adaptation of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"
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