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Show your support for Diego Gomez this week!
by Timothy Vollmer Copyright, Open Access post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/standwithdiego_twittershare-1024x538.png)
Final arguments in the case against Diego Gomez will be presented on August 10. Gomez is a Colombian graduate student who shared an academic paper without permission online and received a criminal copyright complaint from the author. If convicted, Gomez faces a 4-8 year prison sentence and a significant monetary fine. Over the last year, we’ve highlighted…
The changing role of the publisher in the age of plenty
by Niall McNulty Open Education post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/5488975286_339e3f3c06_z.jpg)
In March we hosted the second Institute for Open Leadership, and in our summary of the event we mentioned that the Institute fellows would be taking turns to write about their open policy projects. By way of some background, I am currently the digital publishing manager at the African branch of Cambridge University Press (CUP),…
The future of housing is here: CC Talks with the Open Building Institute
by Jennie Rose Halperin Open Access, Technology post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/modular-house.jpg)
What if the future of eco-housing is remixable, inexpensive, collaborative, open sourced, freely licensed, and accessible to all?
CC DMCA Notice & Takedown Procedure
pageCreative Commons abides by the federal Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) by responding to notices of alleged infringement that comply with the DMCA and other applicable laws. As part of our response, we may remove or disable access to material residing on a site that is controlled or operated by Creative Commons (such as creativecommons.org)…
Let’s make some clothes: Joost de Cock on Make my Pattern
by Jennie Rose Halperin Uncategorized post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/25942009033_7b4fef75b8_z-1.jpg)
The delightfully quirky sewing site Make my Pattern.com is the work of self-proclaimed “sewcialist” Joost de Cock, a Belgian designer with a flair for fashion. When he started Make my Pattern, de Cock set out to solve a major issue for amateur sewers: patterns fit best when hand-drafted, but hand-drafting is inaccessible to most hobbyists.…
CC is Awesome!
by Gwen Franck Events post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/8015841559_761f12138f_z.jpg)
‘Awesome’ by Sam Howzit, CC BY 2.0 on Flickr One of the greatest strengths of the Creative Commons organization is the dedicated volunteers worldwide who help build openly licensed projects and educate the public about CC in their local communities and internationally. A few months ago, we provided mini grants to these communities through The…
Creative Commons and Museu da Imigração: notes on a Brazilian experience
by Juliana Monteiro Open Culture post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/1200px-Inauguração_da_exposição_o_caminho_das_coisas_Núcleo_Caminhos-1-1024x683.jpg)
In March we hosted the second Institute for Open Leadership, and in our summary of the event we mentioned that the Institute fellows would be taking turns to write about their open policy projects. I had the privilege of participating in the second Institute for Open Leadership (IOL), held in Cape Town and hosted by…
Creative Commons e Museu da Imigração: notas sobre uma experiência brasileira
by Juliana Monteiro Open Culture postTive a grata oportunidade de participar do segundo Institute for Open Leadership (IOL), realizado na Cidade do Cabo e promovido pelo Creative Commons e pela Open Policy Network. Além de mim, o instituto recebeu pessoas de vários lugares do mundo, todos com projetos incríveis. Nos últimos nove anos, tenho atuado na área de documentação em museus…
“Let’s do this together”: an interview with Letters for Black Lives
by Jennie Rose Halperin Uncategorized post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Letters-for-BL-1024x390.png)
“We need to talk,” begins the first letter from the organizers of “Letters for Black Lives,” a new writing project aimed at opening up intercultural and inter-generational dialogue about the Black Lives Matter movement.
Meeting debrief and next steps: The Challenge of Attribution, or “View Source,” in 3D Printing
by Jane Park Copyright, Events post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/3d-post-graphic-1-1024x382.jpg)
In April, we posed a question to our community, “How should we attribute 3D printed objects?” and announced our intent to explore the challenge as it aligned with our new strategy, focusing on discovery and collaboration.