There was some great discussion recently on Chris Messina’s blog, and Lawrence Lessig’s blog, around the topic of Obama’s YouTube videos and the licensing of such content.
From Chris’s original post:
For Obama media to be offered under a CC license (with the licensed embedded in the media itself) would signal his seriousness about embracing openness, [...]
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YouTube, copyright, Creative Commons, government works, and the Public Domain
Creative Business in the Digital Era
New project to explore open-IP business models.
So often we talk about how Creative Commons licensing can help businesses and artists alike to flourish, but it’s sometimes difficult to come up with good solid examples. This project is focused on finding and documenting examples of real world innovation, and will culminate in a day-long course and [...]
