The International Commons project expanded this week to include the launch of UK license discussions. Those interested in participating can check out the draft license and mailing list for details.

“Who Stole the Goose?” by James Boyle

“Copyleft may become the new copyright” by Chris Barton

“Copywrong: Copyright laws are stifling art, but the public domain can save us” by Fiona Morgan

“Take my music — please” by Guy Dixon

“The internet’s future in an aircraft hangar” by Jamie Cowling

“The Recording Industry Is Unwittingly Driving Encryption Adoption” by Clay Shirky

At our first anniversary party Sunday night, we unveiled a new movie called Reticulum Rex. For those of you that missed the event, the movie can now be seen here, and it acts as a continuation of the story started in our first short, Get Creative. A big thanks to everyone that attended the party,…

This week’s featured content is PD Photo, a new photo archive containing thousands of photos released into the public domain. Photographer Jon Sullivan has opened up his personal archives of thousands of photos and made them free for re-use. His favorites are a good place to start if you’re looking for high quality outdoor and…

In celebration of Project Gutenberg‘s 10,000th book release, founder Michael Hart and CEO Greg Newby are planning a series of events to commemorate the milestone. Starting tomorrow with a lecture at the Golden Gate Club and finishing up this week with an appearance on TechTV. Along with the annoucement they’re offering all 10,000 books as…