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A look at how platforms and creators build successful endeavors around open digital content. 
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디지털 시대의 창조적 공유 자원의 중요성 Jay Yoon, Lawrence Lessig, Yochai Benkler, Ryan Merkley.
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At Creative Commons, a lot of the work we do to support the commons is in the background. We write and steward copyright licenses that help fuel the open web.
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Seoul is this year’s host city of the biennial Creative Commons Global Summit.
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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators. Less than one month ago, Creative Commons began a project designed to explore and develop business models built on CC licensing.
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Read the full post at Shareable. In January, we wrote about Team Open, a project documenting some of the many artists, teachers, and scientists using Creative Commons licenses to share their work. ...
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Creative Commons is developing an "open business models initiative" aimed at showing how commons licenses are being used by businesses.
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In the end of 2013, Creative Commons released the latest version of their licenses: 4.0. These licenses are the result of an intensive public consultation that started in 2011.
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Mapping the landscape of commons-based peer production, Peter Troxler analyses the arena of open source hardware and looks into various initiatives being spawned by fabrication labs, trying to identify their business potential and asking how these initiatives contribute to giving people more control over their productivity in self-directed, community-oriented ways.
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A Shared Culture by Jesse Dylan is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike (CC BY-NC-SA) license.
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This is an article about Open Source Finance. It’s an idea I first sketched out at a talk I gave at the Open Data Institute in London. By ‘Open Source Finance’, I don’t just mean open source software programmes. Rather, I’m referring to something much deeper and broader. It’s a way of framing an overall change we might want to see in the financial system. To illustrate this, I set up an analogy between computer systems and economic systems, and I then explore what financial ‘code’ might be. I then sketch out the five pillars that could underpin an open finance movement.
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Open, online learning environments, such as MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) and open learning communities have been promoted as a way to expand equitable access to quality education. Such learning experiences are potentially enriched via extensive networks of peer learners. Even though challenges exist to realize these aspirations, open, online learning environments can serve as a mechanism for how we provide transformative learning experiences. This workshop aims to bring researchers, designers, and practitioners from diverse disciplinary backgrounds to explore how the body of CSCW knowledge can better support the vision of sustaining peer-to-peer learning in online environments.
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Lawrence Lessig, Yochai Benkler, Ryan Merkley Keynote panels : Creative Commons in the ...
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Let's write a book that shows the world how sharing can be good for business.
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Creative Commons is developing an "open business models initiative" aimed at showing how commons licenses are being used by businesses.
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Creative Commons is developing an "open business models initiative" aimed at showing how commons licenses are being used by businesses.
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In January, we wrote about Team Open, a project documenting some of the many artists, teachers, and scientists using Creative Commons licenses to share their work.
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Creative Commons has just issued a report documenting usage patterns of its licenses. It’s great to learn that the number of works using CC licenses has soared since this vital (and voluntary) workaround to copyright law was introduced twelve...
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Twelve years ago, Creative Commons made a big bet. We saw that the internet had transformed the ways in which people create, distribute, and consume content.
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We live at a time when technological progress and the pressure for human justice are coming together in a way which can produce fundamental satisfactions that have eluded us for centuries, but in that luck there comes responsibility:
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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators.
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Even though Creative Commons licenses have only been in existence for just over a decade, it's now hard to imagine the online world without them. The ability they offer to modify or even cancel copyright's monopoly has led to all kinds of innovation, and given that success (as well asone or two failures), you might think there's no need for any more CC licenses. Creative Commons begs to differ:
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