..._court_of_law.3F | Are Creative Commons licenses enforceable in a court of law?]]
...C licenses. Others who want to reserve all of their rights under copyright law should not use CC licenses.
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==US-Law Only==
...s resulting from its use to the fullest extent permitted by the applicable law.
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...derstanding Freedom of Expression online and offline based on current case law from European Court of Human Rights</font> || [https://cases.internetfreedo
...r /> [https://ccommons.cc/ RO] || <font size="1">1. Go to the [https://web.law.duke.edu/musiccomic/translate/ Web page].<br />2. Download the files<br />3
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Before 1978, U.S. law made non-copyright status the default for published creative works. “[C]o
..., the author who does not want to exercise the restrictions that copyright law makes available to her now bears the burden of signifying the public domain
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...ty, India), Public Administration (Madurai Kamaraj University, India), and Law (Annamalai University, India).
...uipment and others .... The book should be in every university and college library and in the hands of everyone who is interested in expediting construction o
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* Under Australian law, you can consent to specific instances of infringement of your moral rights
...iblio.org/pipermail/cc-licenses/2008-April/006348.html comment from Gisle](law cite needed)
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...e Commons licensing. David will be discussing his involvement in the Open Library project, which explains itself as "One web page for every book ever publish
*As time permits, we will also have a discussion on a recent "orphan works" law introduced to Congress. I will also have some copies of Cory Doctorow's "P
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;[[liblicense]]: A software library in the C programming language that makes functions such as reading and embe
...sed to "ported" licenses with language written to be familiar to copyright law in a particular jurisdiction.
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...re images while building on the strong foundation of traditional copyright law. Simply put, Creative Commons licenses allow the shift from “all rights r
....0/ CC BY-SA]. He has photographed actors Colin Firth, Rachel Hunter, Jude Law and Heath Ledger. He is also one of an emerging group of photographers expe
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|Description=The University of Michigan Library has shown itself to be particularly sensible in regards to open content lic
|Tag=education, library, OER
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...reativecommons.dk Creative Commons Danmark] is a collaboration between the law department at Copenhagen Business School and a network of volunteers. Creat
# A non-profit educational institution or a public library
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...ative Library''' ([http://www.slideshare.net/cckslide/cckorea-nhk-creative-library slides])<br>
* The Philippines - Free Access to Law (FAL) ''by Michael Vernon Guerrero Mendiola''
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...except those considered part of the normal academic environment including library facilities."
...w.rentittoday.com For Rent] or Hire. Defined pursuant to Federal Copyright Law which includes a Work prepared by an employee within the scope of employmen
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...f Employment are considered to be works made for hire under U.S. Copyright Law, with ownership vested in the Board.
...sity resources. . . . The Board does not construe the use of office space, library resources, personal workstations, or personal computers as constituting sig
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...ht permissions to their work.''' CC licenses are built on top of copyright law, allowing creators to change their copyright terms from the default "all-ri
...[http://www.eifl.net/cps/sections/home eIFL.net], partnering with national library consortia to educate librarians about CC.<br /><br />
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...>''Eechoud, Mireille van and Brenda van der Wal. Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam''''. Jan 2008.''<br /> Available Format: [http://l
...Access 2.0: A discussion on intellectual property from the sciences, arts, library sciences, and education]<br /> Available Format: [http://learn-staging.crea
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...the Open Access policy, and worked closely with university administration, library, faculty, and the Office of General Counsel. While the Harvard Open Access
...NIH's Public Access Policy with respect to compliance with U.S. copyright law, and underscores the need for NIH grantees and researchers to properly mana
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...lopment programs, and was previously the Executive Director of the Digital Library Federation. He is also the co-founder of the Open Book Alliance.
...sistant Director at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
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|Project Title=Study of the Cypriot Legal Framework for Copyright law from the scope of openness requirements in the academic environment of Cypr
...Lead Creative Commons Greece), Philippe Jougleux (Legal consultant, Dr in Law)
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|Project Title=The Within the Law Project
...Joyce seeking revenge on the men who wronged her (but always “within the law”), enjoyed considerable success but every known print of the film, all of
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