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Explore Yourself, Free Your Mind – With Auto Auto
by mia UncategorizedOne of the first creators to adopt the Creative Commons Sweden licenses, which were released last week is the band auto auto. auto auto released all of the tracks on their latest EP totem under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 se license together with remix-kits. The band state their mission to be: “to provide you…
Get Involved – FreeCulture.org's NorthEast Regional Summit
by mia UncategorizedFreeculture.org are holding their NorthEast Regional Summit on January 13 and 14, 2006, at Columnbia University’s Lerner Hall to encourage cooperation among Free Culture chapter leaders, to promote Free Culture chapter growth, and to create new initiatives on the local and national level. Our Summer ’05 intern – Fred – explains: “If you’re part of…
CC Response to List Comments re: Proposed FDL "one-way compatibility"
by mia UncategorizedA little while ago, CC posted a proposed amendment to the ShareAlike license provisions of CC licenses. The proposed amendment generated a considerable amount of very detailed discussion, debate and analysis on the list — all of which has been tremendously useful to assist in better framing the proposed language and, also, in understanding where…
CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSES OFFERED IN SCOTLAND
by mia About CCCreative Commons’ innovative copyright licenses now offered in Scotland. San Francisco, CA, USA; Berlin, GERMANY; and Edinburgh, Scotland — December 2, 2005 — Creative Commons, a nonprofit dedicated to building a body of creative work free to share and build upon today announced the launch of its licenses in Scotland. Creative Commons copyright licenses are…
CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSES OFFERED IN SWEDEN
by mia About CCSilicon Valley-based NGO introduces its innovative copyright licenses in Sweden San Francisco, CA, USA and Berlin, GERMANY — November 30, 2005 — Creative Commons, a nonprofit dedicated to building a body of creative work free to share and build upon, today unveils a localized version of its innovative licensing system in Sweden. Creative Commons copyright…