CCi Hong Kong List

Point of contact: CC HK Research Associate/Project Manager Haggen So

Legal Project Leads: Dr. Yahong Li (Associate Professor) and Ms. Alice Lee (Associate Professor), The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law

Public Project Leads: Prof. Ying Chan (Director of  the Journalism and Media Studies Center) and Pindar Wong

Current:

• BY-NC-SA (Chinese, PDF).
• Post a message.
• Subscribe to the discussion.
• Read the discussion archives.

Archives:

• BY (PDF).
• BY-NC (PDF).
• BY-NC-ND (PDF).
• BY-NC-SA (PDF).
• BY-ND (PDF).
• BY-SA (PDF).
• Second license draft (PDF).
• First license draft (including substantial legal changes, PDF).

More about the Journalism and Media Studies Center

Founded in 1999, the Journalism and Media Studies Center (JMSC) is a teaching and research unit at The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong’s oldest university. The JMSC offers an undergraduate and graduate degree, and professional programs for working journalists and executives.

The JMSC is committed to the pursuit of excellence in journalism and supporting Asian voices in the international media. JMSC’s activities, such as the Media Law Project and the China Media Project, strive to promote civil society and an informed citizenry through a vibrant and professional news media. The JMSC works in partnership with Hong Kong University faculties and departments and a vast network of professional groups in Hong Kong, China and beyond.

The JMSC assumed the role of host organization for Creative Commons Hong Kong in August 2007. The project’s Public Lead is Rebecca MacKinnon, Assistant Professor at the JMSC, while the role of Legal Lead is shared by Dr. Yahong Li and Alice Lee of The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law. Further updates about CC-HK’s activities can be found at the Hong Kong Fans of Creative Commons community wiki.

Acknowledgments

CC Hong Kong and CCi would like to thank Rebecca MacKinnon, Assistant Professor at the Journalism and Media Studies Center, for her substantial efforts to adapt and promote the CC licenses in Hong Kong as part of her former role as the team’s Public Project Lead.