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Tip | Creative Commons license: How to share artistic work and knowledge with due respect for creative minds
Creative Commons isn’t perfect, and some people have made reasonable arguments against its system. However, it still seems the most balanced, easiest to use approach generally accepted in the market, and it does leave the artist in control of deciding … Continue reading
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Sharing original work and content online: Creative Commons relaunched in India
T. Ramachandran, The Hindu, November 22, 2013 The multiple options available these days for sharing content using the range of licences that are being promoted in the Creative Commons domain were in focus at the recent relaunch of Creative Commons India. … Continue reading
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