...rial or other opinion piece without asking the permission of the author or publisher (although you may want to think about defamation laws before you engage in
...t and formatting of that text, the cover art, etc., thus necessitating the publisher's consent to use an image of that book in your podcast or a determination a
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property="dc:title">Compact Representation of Blank Pages</a> by
property="cc:attributionName">James Roberts</a>, a <a
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...Life's Terms of Service acknowledge that participants own the Intellectual Property rights to their creations. This is a great recognition of the conducer natu
Mia Wombat: Yes, there has been a case in the Netherlands: A Dutch publisher was held to have violated the license condition. There hasn't been a case i
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...w.com/oslbook.htm Open Source Licensing: Software Freedom and Intellectual Property Law]. Book by Lawrence Rosen about Open Source licenses. All chapters avail
* Cornish, William Rodolph & Llewelyn, David, Intellectual Property: Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks and Allied Rights, 5th ed., Sweet & Maxwel
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...vis Guggenheim, noted Japanese entrepreneur Joi Ito, and public domain web publisher Eric Eldred.
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* ("Common Cause: Information Between Commons and Property") (FRANCE)
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...ering in the production of music CDs and DVDs, development of Intellectual Property and music law considerations.
...works that have neither been previously published nor submitted to another publisher prior to submission. IMERSD invites digital music and sound contributions
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...as they give you credit the way you request. All CC licenses contain this property.
...tion party, without their permission. Wrongfully implying that an author, publisher or anyone else endorses your use of a work may be unlawful. We make the ob
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|Tag=free culture, copyright, creativity, intellectual property, law, Vladimir Nabokov, Lawrence Lessig
...ue to its subject matter, Nabokov was initially unable to find an American publisher for Lolita. He finally published with Olympia Press in Paris, September 195
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...idea of this table is to let you sort by fields including license type and publisher.
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...documentation over a number of years, and it paid off. In 2003, Apress, a publisher of information technology books, saw an opportunity to publish ''Dive Into
...m, Mark Pilgrim was able to negotiate a publishing deal with O'Reilly (the publisher of the Google Press imprint) to use the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY
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..."Web 2.0," Tim is an activist for open standards and sensible intellectual property laws. In addition to being a visionary, Tim is an entrepreneur: he created
Anne Bast, Intellectual Property Associate for San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She received her MSI from
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...have been judged to be of a high quality. Most of these works although the property of NABOTU have never found their way to the fiction market as published wor
...” A publishing experiment under PALM Africa resulted into one commercial publisher, Fountain Publishers Ltd issue 3 titles of commercially viable books online
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...eted or which are no longer in operation, many of which carry intellectual property licenses that allow the free use of their content by others. The Alexandria
...than 15 years, the authors worked with partners to buy the rights from the publisher to make it openly accessible.
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...eely available, with the use of standardized Creative Commons intellectual property licenses now the predominant such mechanism.
...g. They raised concerns about quality, ownership, and related intellectual property issues as well as ways to locate OER content in their disciplines.
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...gal person or other organization is identified as the original author, the publisher will not be presumed as the original author.
2) those that cause property damages to the other party as a result of deliberate intent or gross neglig
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...bility, utility for enhancing search queries and results will be a desired property for each term in the abstract vocabulary.
...other applications and existing vocabularies. This drives another desired property for abstract vocabulary terms — to mirror the semantics of existing educa
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intellectual property was flattering and constantly reinforced. “Everyone told me how copyrigh
'''Small Publisher Making a Big Difference / Bangalore & New Delhi'''
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...bility, utility for enhancing search queries and results will be a desired property for each term in the abstract vocabulary.
...other applications and existing vocabularies. This drives another desired property for abstract vocabulary terms -- to mirror the semantics of existing educat
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Public lead: Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology law (CIPIT)
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