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O'Reilly network blogs under a CC license
It’s great to see the O’Reilly network of weblogs are now released under a Creative Commons license. There’s a lot of great content there that anyone can reproduce under their license conditions.
More from Cory
Cory Doctorow, our current featured commoner, is interviewed in the San Francisco Chronicle‘s SFGate.
Getting started creating your own CC content: part 1
Creative Commons licenses are designed so that creators can share their works with others easily. You might ask “What can I create if I am not an artist, writer, or musican?” but there many options when it comes to personal publishing online. The first such example is a weblog. Many weblog authors have applied licenses … Read More “Getting started creating your own CC content: part 1”
A gallery of CC works: the first of many?
The folks over at eastwest.nu have setup a small gallery of images that use Creative Commons licenses. This is a great example of how others can use CC licensed works that matches much of the intention behind the licenses. My own images are featured which I was surprised but pleased to see, and others featured … Read More “A gallery of CC works: the first of many?”
Creative Commons Launches
Creative Commons Unveils Machine-Readable Copyright Licenses and launches revamped website.
Creative Commons Announces New Management Team
Sep 18, 2002 — www.creativecommons.org — Creative Commons today announced its newly formed leadership team, expanding its efforts to cultivate a vibrant public domain within the current copyright system. Founding Executive Director Molly Shaffer Van Houweling recently completed her long-planned transition from Creative Commons to become Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan Law School … Read More “Creative Commons Announces New Management Team”