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2. Greg's Summer in San Francisco2

3. A little bit of CC Background 3

4. “Creatives” and why they chose CC.
Case Studies
“Creatives” and why they chose CC. 4

5. CC BY Creative Commons (Case Studies) http://creativecommons5

6. CC BY Creative Commons (Case Studies) http://creativecommons6

7. CC BY Creative Commons (Case Studies) http://creativecommons7

8. CC BY Creative Commons (Blender Foundation) http://creativecommons8

9. OpenLibrary/PDRegistry.ca One Webpage per Book Public Domain or Not?
Oh, and Canada too. 9

10. Source: http://openlibrary.org/10

11. 11 Canadian Copyright Determination Flow Chart:
Source: Creative Commons Canada 11

12. Source: http://www.copyright.cornell.edu/public_domain/12

13. Source: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca/13

14. Source: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca/14

15. Source: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca/15

16. What did I do? 16

17. Source: https://bugs.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca17

18. Source: https://bugs.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca18

19. Source: https://bugs.launchpad.net/pdregistry.ca19

20. Bugs you say? 20

21. In June
Source: 21

22. Now
Source: :( 22

23. CCHost5 23

24. CC BY Creative Commons (CCHost5) http://creativecommons24

25. CC BY Creative Commons (CCHost5) http://creativecommons25

26. CC BY Creative Commons (CCHost5) http://creativecommons26

27. libLicense 27

28. No screenshots for this one; it's a library you know?28

29. My personal goals for libLicense
F-Spot, Blender, Amorak, Jokosher, Evince/KPDF 29

30. LinuxWorld
CC BY- SA Greg Grossmeier 30

31. What else? 31

32. Rock Band
CC:BY-SA bovinity (flickr) 32

33. Museums
CC BY- SA Greg Grossmeier 33

34. Alcatraz
CC BY- SA Greg Grossmeier 34

35. <insert other images of things done which I don't have images for or don't want to show>35

36. Thanks for a great summer!36