...ersonality_rights_affected_when_I_apply_a_CC_license.3F|How are publicity, privacy, and personality rights affected when I apply a CC license?]]
...y,_personality,_and_privacy_rights.3F|What are publicity, personality, and privacy rights?]]
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Podcasters share similar concerns to bloggers in relation to defamation, privacy, reporter's privilege, media access, election and labor laws and adult mate
...nications Decency Act (aka “Section 230”), on-line defamation, privacy, reporter's privilege, media access, election law, and labor law.
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...ail/cc-licenses/2008-January/006285.html], trademarks, unfair competition, privacy rights, publicity rights, commercial rights, and/or database rights.
...ot affect third party rights related to the content, such as publicity and privacy rights. While this is always the case (none of our legal tools purport to
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...and he has co-authored a book "Community Created Content, law business and policy" that has received excellent reviews from the open content community. Herkk
...ty of Oslo to serve full time on the Norwegian Governement's commission on privacy. He also serves on the "digital task force" of the Norwegian Author's Asso
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|Tag=government, data, policy, public sector information, open access
|Quote=The adoption and implementation by governments of an open access policy to public sector information (PSI) will ensure the greatest public benefit
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...ogies (ICTs) including the Internet. APC also examines issues surrounding privacy, surveillance, and encryption, and governance of the Internet.
...tents. '''apc'''.au, through its various projects, from broadcast spectrum policy to public performance, from online media advisory to research in collectiv
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: 2.12 - Websites and policies were updated including the Privacy Policy. New Terms of Use were introduced. FAQs were upgraded and FFAQ were devel
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...League of Rural Voters, Main Street Project, New America Foundation Media Policy Initiative
...League of Rural Voters, Main Street Project, New America Foundation Media Policy Initiative
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....php?title=Talk:Internet_Services&action=edit&redlink=1| Internet Services Policy discussion page] and type your comments there.
== Creative Commons Internet Services Policy ==
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...rganization that works on policy issues relating to freedom of expression, privacy, accessibility for persons with disabilities, access to knowledge and IPR r
Contribute to or comment on community issues, policy, licenses and legal questions that arise in the CC Affiliate Network.
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...in accordance with it [http://openmetadata.lib.harvard.edu/ Open Metadata Policy]. Its [http://openmetadata.lib.harvard.edu/public_faq FAQ] explains why.
...tion. Hypothes.is' [https://hypothes.is/terms-of-service/ TOU] covers this policy in more detail.
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...te/c.lkLXJ8MQKrH/b.4804425/ MacArthur Foundation’s Intellectual Property Policy] encourages openness generally via Creative Commons licensing.
...tains a specific page on their website that describes their Open Resources Policy.
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...uses the license Creative Commons attribuition share alike as part of its policy and in all its procedures.
|Tag=association, cultural institution, procedure, policy, contracts
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...ects have started with the intention of doing for Terms of Services and/or Privacy policies what Creative Commons has done for Copyright notices. Most of thes
== Privacy Simplified ==
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...of the traditional provision identifying patent, trademark, publicity, and privacy rights serves the same function.
...xercise of licensed rights, we have changed the treatment of publicity and privacy rights held by the licensor. Those rights are now included within the limit
34 KB (5,259 words) - 20:10, 9 December 2013
...ver or non-assertion clause now also covers the licensor’s publicity and privacy rights.
...l rights, just as they do with copyright law. This is consistent with CC's policy of not imposing obligations or restrictions on uses that would otherwise be
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...open data community member, a data portal owner, an advisor to re-users or policy makers, a long time commercial re-user, a start-up director, representing a
...nsing, pan-European initiatives, PSI Directive review, data protection and privacy, combining public data and personal data: the Quantified Self, obstacles of
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...(CC) is pleased to submit comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy’s Request for Information (RFI) on the topic of Public Access to Digital
...ailable as soon as possible, with due consideration to confidentiality and privacy issues, as well as the researchers’ need to receive credit and benefit fr
17 KB (2,628 words) - 21:47, 13 January 2012
...ext phase of the Science program at Creative Commons and include legal and policy issues, education and technology efforts, and partnerships that will better
...ve emerged in the past decade to catch up, including changes in the grants policy at the National Institutes of Health to require public access through PubMe
41 KB (6,162 words) - 21:33, 6 May 2012
...d the Public Interest was convened in 2011 to define a positive agenda for policy reform, build a global network of scholars and advocates to promote the age
...the Congress and contribute to its deliberations identifying forums where policy is being developed, proposing policies or actions that promote public inter
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