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Creative Commons 2010 Finances
Allison Domincone has a new post giving the state of Creative Commons’ finances for 2010. From the post: We’d like to see these numbers continue to grow, just as CC license adoption and use of our...
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Canadian Copyright Restrictions for Educators
Cory Doctorow has a new post pointing out new legislation in Canada aimed at creating permissions and restrictions for educators. From the post: Under the new exemption proposed in C-32, teachers would...
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Copyright’s Social Contract
Glyn Moody has a new post on “the end of copyright’s social contract”. From the post: Looks like the social contract can now be torn up: even without that copyright monopoly – and remember, monopolies...
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Librarians React to Google Settlement Rejection
Josh Hadro has a new post discussing the Google Book Settlement rejection from the perspectives of librarians. From the post: What librarians can look forward to instead: a renewed commitment from...
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Using CC for Software
Nick Freear has a new post on why Creative Commons licenses shouldn’t be used for software. From the post: The short answer is, if you use a Creative Commons License your software probably won’t be...
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Google Copyright School
Jennifer Martinez has a new post reporting that Google is requiring copyright violators to watch a video on copyright before they are allowed to upload to YouTube again.
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Copyright and Vagueness
Bradley E. Abruzzi has published an article discussing the relationship between copyright and the “vagueness doctrine.” From the abstract: The Constitution’s void-for-vagueness doctrine is itself...
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No Copyright Still Means Business
Mike Masnick has a new post arguing that people can still make money without relying on business. From the post: There are lots of business models that seem to work quite well for people who can and do...
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CC Global Meeting 2011
Jane Park has a new post discussing the Creative Commons Global Meeting 2011. From the post: The event will bring together affiliates from more than 70 jurisdictions, CC staff, as well as a number of...
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