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Imagining together the future of the commons
by Alek Tarkowski, Paul Stacey Events postThis year, we decided to make this theme even more prominent, and defined “Future of the Commons” as one of the five tracks of the Global Summit.
Almanaque Azul: a Panamanian travel guide licensed under CC
by Mir Rodríguez Uncategorized postAlmanaque Azul is a group of Panamanian environmentalists, artists, and explorers that began the process of creating a travel guide for the beaches of the Republic of Panama in 2005 through a blog that chronicled the amazing cultural and natural diversity of various small towns and deserted beaches. Over the years, dozens of volunteers reported…
Rightcopyright.eu: Making copyright work for education
by Lisette Kalshoven Copyright postLast week COMMUNIA launched the rightcopyright.eu campaign in order to support a better copyright for education. Let’s raise our voices and spread the word about this petition so we can influence European legislators in creating a better copyright for education.
Art up your life, Art up your tab with a new tool
by Paul Keller Open Culture postWhat if every time you opened up a new tab you could spice up your day with an artwork selected from the collection of Europeana? Thanks to a new chrome browser plugin developed by Creative Commons Netherlands affiliate Kennisland you can.
Get a CC License. Put it on your website.
pageFirst steps Before licensing your work with CC, here is some background that will be helpful for you to know: What is Creative Commons? (or try the excellent Get CC Savvy course here at School of Open) You don’t need to register your work – just pick a license! Make sure your work is…
Agitate, Educate, Organize: The Radical Printmaking of Justseeds Collective
by Jennie Rose Halperin Open Culture postIf you’ve ever attended a demonstration in North America, chances are you’ve seen the work of the 30 person artist collective Just Seeds
The Right License for the Job
pageLearn to recognize factors that may affect the choice of license. Overview Choosing the right CC license for a work can be a deliberative and thought-provoking process, but it doesn’t have to be. We describe license-choosing in more detail below, but if you want to pick one quickly, Creative Commons has a simple tool for…
Breaking down the CC Licenses
pageDistinguish between the different parts of a CC license and what they mean. Overview Creative Commons licenses are made up of four conditions that can be mixed and matched to create six different license combinations. The licenses also come in three formats: human-readable, lawyer-readable, and machine-readable. The following video from CC New Zealand is a…
Job Opportunity: Director of Product Engineering
by Ryan Merkley About CC postOn February 7, 2017, Creative Commons released a public beta of CC Search. Our goal was to inspire discussion, debate, and ideas on how we can build a front door to the commons, and make content more discoverable and usable, and foster a culture of collaboration and gratitude. Now we’re looking for a Director of…
Announcing the new CC Search, now in Beta
by Ryan Merkley About CC, Technology postCreative Commons’ goal is a vibrant, usable Commons powered by collaboration and gratitude. That work has taken us beyond the licenses to explore new tools for discovery, reuse and collaboration.