...rters]. You can also read [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Case_Studies CC case studies] to learn about some of the inspiring ways CC licenses and tools ha
...cessary rights before applying a CC license to a work. If that is not the case and someone has marked your work with a CC license without your authorizati
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...ce, and what follows is not legal advice. What follows below is a general description of differences and similarities between the license versions, for general i
...ompelling need is demonstrated. If CC decides to consider requests, in no case will CC grant permission if the basis for doing so is to include a choice o
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...ou can't really stop your podcast from distributing to Australia, in which case you may be violating laws in another country (We raise this here as a flag,
...stance learning. Librarians also have special rights. The details of these case-specific rules are beyond the scope of this Guide at this time. Suffice it
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We've decided to use dc:rights to hold a more structured description of the copyright holder. Here's an example:
<rdf:Description>
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RDF stands for "Resource Description Framework" which is not a particularly informative acronym. Put simply, RDF
...in the href attribute is of a particular relationship to the work. In this case that relationship is the Dublin Core "Type" attribute, and the href is the
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|Description=Low-level license metadata integration for applications.
That should give you a working copy you can commit to. In case you wonder: the latter two commandsfill the directories
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BUSINESS ON THE WEB Review of the book Global electronic Commerce Theory and Case Studies by J. Christopher Westland & Theodore H. K. Clark published by Univ
...andbook of Construction Management; by P. K. Joy, “….truly merits the description of being the first and the most comprehensive of its kind in the world writ
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{{Case Study
|Description=Free and open access to course materials from The Open University UK.
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{{Case Study
|Description=''Following Alexis West'' is a documentary film which examines the effect o
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{{Case Study
|Description=Magnatune: The Open Record Label
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{{Case Study
|Description=openDemocracy is an independent online magazine offering global perspective
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{{Case Study
|Description=International IDEA is an intergovernmental organisation seeking to strength
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{{Case Study
|Description=60Sox is a multimedia portfolio and networking site providing a central foc
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{{Case Study
|Description=EngageMedia is a video-sharing website focused on social justice and enviro
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{{Case Study
|Description=Sony’s eyeVio is an Internet and mobile service in Japan that provides a
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{{Case Study
|Description=Click and Flick is a National Library of Australia initiative to open Pictu
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{{Case Study
|Description=The ‘Strange Symphonies’ blog presents the writing of Aizat Faiz, a Mal
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{{Case Study
|Description=The CC-licensed ''Asian Variations'' album is a collection of 14 remixes pr
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{{Case Study
|Description=Yueh-hsin Chu (a.k.a. Pig Head Skin) is an independent musician/producer in
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|Description=Nine Inch Nails releases ''Ghosts I-IV'' under a Creative Commons licence,
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