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Creative Commons Unveils Machine-Readable Copyright Licenses
by glenn About CC postSan Francisco, CA — Creative Commons, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the creative reuse of intellectual works, launched its first product today: its machine-readable copyright licenses, available free of charge from creativecommons.org. The licenses allow copyright holders to easily inform others that their works are free for copying and other uses under specific conditions. These…
Creative Commons to Release Licenses for Public Use
by glenn Uncategorized postOn 16 December, Creative Commons machine-readable licenses will be available to the public free of charge. Learn creative ways to distribute your works and find pointers to all sorts of licensed content you can use right away. Join us in celebrating the release of our licenses at an early-evening reception featuring a chat and screening…
We are CC: This year’s CC Global Summit Scholarship Recipients
by Jennie Rose Halperin Events post![summit-faces](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Untitled-design-4.png)
The Summit is our annual time to come together to celebrate, appreciate, amplify, and learn with each other.
Announcing the new CC Search, now in Beta
by Ryan Merkley About CC, Technology post![ccsearch-creativecommons](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Screen-Shot-2017-02-07-at-8.40.00-AM-1024x525.png)
Creative 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.
Inching Towards Open at California College of the Arts
by Eric Phetteplace Open Access post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/libraries-collection.png)
Eric Phetteplace is a fellow from our first Institute for Open Leadership, held in San Francisco in January 2015. He is a librarian at California College of the Arts. I was a member of the inaugural Institute for Open Leadership in 2015. I’m the Systems Librarian at California College of the Arts (CCA), and my IOL…
New copyright-like rights considered harmful
by mike Uncategorized postToday a new German site launched, IGEL (“Initiative gegen ein Leistungsschutzrecht”; in English, “initiative against a related right”). The site, spearheaded by German lawyer Till Kreutzer, provides information on a possible proposal for a new “related right” for press publishers. Original content on the site is released under the Creative Commons Attribution license. Additionally, Creative…
Mr. Mayo's Class Integrates CC, Skypes with Lawrence Lessig
by Jane Park Uncategorized postPhoto by Mr. Mayo CC BY-NC A few weeks ago, I had the chance to talk to George Mayo, known as Mr. Mayo to his students, a middle school Language Arts teacher in Maryland. Mr. Mayo was brought to CC Learn’s attention by Lawrence Lessig, CC’s founder and current board member, who Skyped with Mr.…
Macedonian translation of 11 Shakespeare plays under CC license
by michelle Uncategorized postFrom CC Macedonia (via Metamorphosis): “Creative Commons Content Portal for Macedonia published Macedonian translations of eleven Shakespeare plays as downloadable e-books, made available by the renowned storyteller and translator Dragi Mihajlovski. The e-books have been published in weekly batches of two to three PDF-files between the 8th of February and the 20th of March 20,…
Help give your senator an iPod loaded with CC music
by Eric Steuer Uncategorized postDuring last week’s Senate hearing on the Broadcast Flag, Senator Ted Stevens revealed that his daughter had recently bought him an iPod — and that he enjoys using it to listen to ripped CDs. In turn, IPac has launched a drive to collect money to buy iPods for other senators who work on technology legislation.…
Matt Haughey
by glenn Uncategorized postIn the spirit of fuller liner notes and proper attribution, I’d like to take a few minutes to point out a few things I am particularly grateful for — specific accomplishments of specific Creative Commoners that may not have yet been attributed fully enough to them. (I tried to start doing this a few months…