PROFIT, patents and progress
On Saturday, Creative Commons, a nonprofit dedicated to offering flexible copyrights for creative works, launched Science Commons, designed to easefrom Stanford Daily – USA
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BEASTIE Boys, Chuck D. Encourage Sampling With Contest
Creative Commons and Wired Magazine have launched “The Fine Art of Sampling” contest, encouraging fans to sample works from such well known acts asfrom AllHipHop – USA
DOES the Law Follow the Development of Arts?
Topics for discussion include Creative Commons, P2P, and music sampling. The folks at LinuxNews.pl report that prof. Lessig will spend three daysfrom OpenP2P.com – CA,USA
CALL to show Scotland's hidden treasures online
… Meanwhile, academics are examining how creative commons licences — which allow people and organisations such as schools to re-use imagesfrom Sunday Herald – Glasgow,Scotland,UK
YAHOO! announces search tie-up with Creative Commons
Inc has capped a flurry of announcements this week by revealing that it will now be providing a search engine in collaboration with Creative Commons,from Earthtimes.org – USA
YAHOO! Unveils Yahoo! Creative Commons Search Beta
… today unveiled its new Creative Commons Search Beta where you can find content you can “use for commercial purposes” or content that you canfrom Search Engine Guide – Houston,TX,USA
YAHOO Offers Creative Commons Search
The latest feature, released Thursday as a beta, allows users to searchfrom InternetNews.com – USA
UK gets its own Creative Commons
A version of the Creative Commons licensing scheme adapted for the UK’s legal landscape will be formally launched in London on Wednesday evening.from ZDNet UK – UK
CREATIVE Commons doing well after one year:
In the year since an innovative US copyright protocol known as Creative Commons has been created, it has attracted top movie, music and book deals.from Express Newsline – Mohali,India
'CREATIVE commons' is rewriting rules of copyright
… “No Meaning No” was released under an innovative licensing scheme called Creative Commons that some say may be better suited to the electronicfrom DetNews.com – Detroit,MI,USA