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New CC directors to focus on platforms and content creation
by Ryan Merkley About CC post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/team.png)
Creative Commons is pleased to announce the appointment of two new senior-level positions to help implement our new strategy. Last week, CC announced a renewed vision to create a vibrant, usable commons, powered by gratitude and collaboration. These two positions will be fundamental to bringing this strategy to life. I’m pleased to appoint Jane Park…
2016–2020: Strategy and Ideas
pageIn 2016, Creative Commons presented its 2016–2020 Organizational Strategy, reflecting over a year of intensive collaboration by CC’s global community. The insights and approaches contained within it have been influenced by hundreds of valuable discussions with our stakeholders, ranging from creators and open community leaders, to foundations and government officials. This will be a transformative…
TPP details
pageTrans-Pacific Partnership would harm user rights and the Commons 16 November 2015 The final text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been released. The gigantic agreement contains sweeping provisions regarding environmental regulation, pharmaceutical procurement, intellectual property, labor standards, food safety, and many other things. Over the last five years, it has been developed and negotiated…
Congrats to EFF and the dancing baby
by sarah Uncategorized postThere are plenty of examples to depict our broken copyright system, but the “dancing baby” case is one of the most notorious. That’s the one where Universal Music used the DMCA to take down a 29-second YouTube video of an adorable baby dancing to “Let’s Go Crazy” by Prince. Putting aside the legal questions,…
Made with Creative Commons
pageThis video is licensed under CC Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. Screenshots used pursuant to fair use. Photo credits: Indexfinger, by Kristina Alexanderson, on Flickr, CC BY 2.0 I Love to Share by CC HQ, on Flickr, CC BY 2.0 Haier Share Your Ideas, by Nan Palmero, on Flickr, CC BY 2.0 Cory Doctorow by Joi Ito, on Flickr, CC BY 2.0 CC Summit 2011 Warsaw, by Kristina Alexanderson, on…
Colombian student Diego Gomez is going to trial for sharing a research article online
by Timothy Vollmer Uncategorized postLast year several organizations highlighted the situation of Colombian graduate student Diego Gomez, who had a criminal complaint filed against him for sharing a research article online. Gomez is a student in conservation and wildlife management, and for the most part has poor access to many of the resources and databases that would help him…
This is not a protest! Edit for #FreeBassel
by Naeema Zarif Events post![](https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/FreeBasselEdit-a-thon-1.jpg)
In support of the #FreeBassel Day Wikipedia Edit-a-thon at the EFF, the Creative Commons Arab World will organize a virtual Arabic Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to translate and expand pages that cover topics of interest to him. Updating Arabic Creative Commons Wikipedia Page Updating Arabic Creative Commons Licenses Wikipedia Page Creating a Wikipedia Page about Copyright law…
CC Malaysia, where are we now? A mixtape, open data and more
by jessica Open Culture postCC Malaysia Mixtape 2015 by Muid Latif under CC BY NC ND A guest post by CC Malaysia Lead, Muid Latif. In the recent years, Malaysia has been more active in adopting open culture. Local mainstream media has provided a continuous platform for Creative Commons Malaysia to reach out to Malaysians in promoting CC, and…
Creative Commons DIY Salon: February 13th in San Francisco
by Matt Lee Uncategorized postJoin us in San Francisco at Park Life Gallery on 13 February 2015 for a Creative Commons DIY Salon. This salon features local artists who celebrate inexperience, sharing culture, and self-taught expertise in projects ranging from publishing and printmaking, to web-based collaborative music communities, to building open source libraries and visualizations. This event also celebrates…
New job at CC: Software developer
by Matt Lee Uncategorized postToday, we’re opening up a new job posting, for a developer. This person will work with our education team and existing technical lead to develop tools that facilitate the discovery, curation, use and re-use of freely available online content. The job will involve leading an overhaul of CC’s Open Education Resources (OER) Policy Registry and…