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...de them at this time. We have released this Guide under a Creative Commons license that permits derivatives works and so we hope that practitioners in other j
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...web. When you select a
license in our [http://creativecommons.org/
license license chooser], you are given a snippet of HTML that contains RDFa. Sites like [h
<That photo> <is licensed under> <a Creative Commons Attribution
license>.</pre>
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...n the fear of loosing their intellectual property. The Developing Nations license grants the freedoms to copy, distribute, display, make derivatives of and p
...ant to help out in these situations for fear of loosing their Intellectual Property rights. As a result, humanitarian design is not as efficient as is possibl
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...on the fear of loosing their intellectual property. The Developing Nations license grants the freedoms to copy, distribute, display, make derivatives of and p
...ant to help out in these situations for fear of loosing their Intellectual Property rights. As a result, humanitarian design is not as efficient as is possible
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...first is the license emblem shown in the screenshot above. The second is a license properties tab. We'll start with the emblem because it uses the read functi
.../lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/python or ~/.nautilus/python-extensions/. Our name for the file is nautilus-liblicense.py. We'll put both aspects of the integ
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...enhance the search experience. Metadata about the resources, including the license and subject information available, are exposed in the search result set. We
*License
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|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/au/
...rofessional practice. It considers the emergent challenges of Intellectual Property, access and equity, and ethical professional conduct. Approximately 250 stu
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|License=http://www.aesharenet.com.au/FfE2/
:‘In short, by providing producers, broadcasters, students, teachers, researchers and
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...CC licenses. "[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC BY]" is a CC license that only requires giving credit -- allowing commercial and derivative use.
...of the CC license on offer. Note that one cannot add restrictions to a CC license via this or any other mechanism.
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...l creator needs to be credited. The BY condition can stand on its own as a license or, more commonly, with other conditions attached.
:This license allows individuals to copy and share works, but restricts both derivative w
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...gin&type=signup&returnto=Main_Page create] one. All you need is your full name and a valid email address.
...:BrowseData/Organization?_single browsing by alphabet], or by entering the name in the wiki "search" box at the top of each page. Note that this box search
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|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
...alistic mashups’, synthesising science news from a range of sources into short, punchy entries. The authors indicate a direct quote from other sources wit
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print the Organization Type property
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|Organization Name=Talis Group Limited - Talis Incubator for Open Education
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|Organization Name=UK Physical Sciences Centre - Skills for Scientists
|License short name=CC BY-NC-ND, CC BY-NC-SA
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...per_october_2008.pdf Shuttleworth Foundation Working Paper on Intellectual Property — Implementing the WIPO Development Agenda: Treaty Provisions on Minimum
.../01/project-access-20_english.pdf Access 2.0: A discussion on intellectual property from the sciences, arts, library sciences, and education]<br /> Available F
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|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/, http://creativecommons.org/lic
...nding that they were also freely available online under open licences.<ref name="n2">M Pilgrim, ''Dive Into Python'' (20 May 2004) <http://diveintopython.o
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...ype the on-line environment based on the workshop’s outcomes. Thus, the short-term outcomes would be a best practices document and a prototyped website.
...early film music. The project demonstrates that many of the intellectual property “problems” we associate with digital content have existed since the beg
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...nd engineers in San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles, and Intellectual Property lawyers and activists in Denver (MPEG-LA and Open Media Now!), we show that
...earch on the transformations of Virtual Organizations and the Intellectual Property regime with the Internet audience of the documentary); educational (one of
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Arkipelago's current project, the 3D animated short code-named Tube, takes up the Gilgamesh story (an artifact of the proto-com
As an open movie, Tube will be released under a permissive CC license, along with all of the tools, constituent data, and documentation for learn
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