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e-Government and Creative Commons
Leon (Mexico) · 10/9/2007 20:58
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- Make government webmasters adopt CC licenses
- Make adoption of CC licenses a public policy for government e-documentation
- Show the benefits of adopting CC licenses by government [read]
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Public Sector Commons
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Using basic tools such as forums, blogs and wikis, this node will provide for the exchange, collation and discussion of information and resources relevant to the public sector commons. [read]
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Document format policy
Paul Jacobson, Johannesburg Gauteng (South Africa) · 15/8/2007 15:12
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The issue of document formats is a hot topic. Document formats either facilitate or hinder open access to information and knowledge and a policy to guide the adoption of document formats is necessary [read]
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Project DaC
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Create an informative Web site explaining the rights and restrictions of each collecting society contract. Let musicians know they have options, and get musicians to lobby societies to change. [read]
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Registered Commons
ras, Vienna / Dornbirn (Austria) · 18/6/2007 04:25
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The Registered Commons service offers additional legal security for the CC community. Producers and remixers now can rely on proven identity and a digital timestamp assigned to creative works. [read]
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Open Law Project
Paul Jacobson, Johannesburg Gauteng (South Africa) · 12/7/2007 18:14
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The Open Law Project facilitates the creation of a comprehensive body of South African law in a wiki environment to be developed and maintained by the legal community in South Africa. [read]
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Lessig on Digital Barbarism
Lawrence Lessig has posted a review of David Halperin's recent book, Digital Barbarism.
Halperin, who authored the (in)famous New York Times article calling for perpetual copyright, has now compiled his ideas into a book. Lessig offers a much-needed critique, including citing misconceptions about Creative Commons (Halperin conflates it not only with "freeware" with software... more
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