1. Interactive Screen A

2. A Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

3. Broad Goals: To keep ideas free (12-bar blues) To facilitate collaboration across space and time by eliminating transaction costs To further facilitate the democratization of content production and distribution A Interactive Screen

4. Specific Goals: To enable people to build a pool of content they can draw from in return To make that content searchable in a distributed way A Interactive Screen

5. Creative Commons Highlights: A standard way to share content on the Net A way to make remixing and distributing content, easy and legal Written about in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, among many other publications 4,000,000 web pages with Creative Commons licenses (text, audio, video, images) that can be shared or remixed by anyone, legally Content growth rate of 50% a quarter ~$3.5 million in funding from the MacArthur Foundation, the Hewlett Foundation, the Omidyar Network Fund, the High Q Foundation, and the Center for the Public Domain to fulfill our mission

6. Creative Commons Highlights Continued: Integrated into MacBand.com, DMusic.com, Soundshelf.com, Archive.org, Garageband.com, Opsound.org, and MacJams.com, Soundclick.com, Movable Type, Openphoto.net, etc. Wired Magazine will release a Creative Commons sampling friendly CD in October 2004, including tracks from Chuck D, David Byrne, Gilberto Gil, Spoon, Thievery Corporation, Paul Westerberg, Cornelieus, and others. All tracks will be available for the public to remix (using software like GarageBand) and post to the Web for commercial or noncommercial use

8. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

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10. Challenges to the current copyright system: Works are naturally copyrighted Copyright is a bundle of rights There is no easy way to give some, or all of those rights away Current climate hurts innovation A

11. More challenges given new technologies: Internet gives worldwide distribution New software makes it easy to build on culture (Garageband, iMovie) Current online distribution leaves terms-of-use vague Current climate hurts innovation A

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16. commercial noncommercial

17. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

18. Every Creative Commons licenses allows the world to distribute, display, perform, or webcast a work. In addition one may apply the following conditions: Attribution No Commercial Use No Derivative Works Share Alike A

19. There are eleven total combinations. A

20. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

21. Answer three simple questions to choose a license. A

22. Slide 13 Then, you’ll get a logo to put on your web page. A

23. The logo links to the Commons Deed. A

24. The Commons Deed links to the Legal Code. A

25. In total, the license is a three Layer Interface: A

26. Examples: TO SHARE: Prelinger Archives TO TRANSFORM: Justin Cone A

27. Prelinger Archives

29. The Corporation

30. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

31. A Interactive Screen Business Art Education/Research

32. Magnatune

33. Plum TV (localized content)

34. Opsound

35. PLOS

36. OCW

37. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

38. Digital Junkyard

39. Youth Media

40. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

41. A

42. rdf search engine: the web use google to find CC licensed content A

43. RDF Search Engine

44. Mozilla Plug-in

45. tomjoe “alien dog” remix “alien dog”“volcano” jane “volcano” remix “have not” remix MIXTER: exposes connections between music and people. A

46. Mixter

51. 4th Wall Films

52. Get Music: GarageBand users take Creative Commons licensed sound from the pool to remix Benefits to the user: More sounds to play with Put Music: GarageBand users use Creative Commons licenses to put music in the pool for others to share and remix Benefits to the user: Increased exposure unmixed tracks Supreme Court Audio Apple Loops mp3s Wired CD tracks Creative Commons Open Sound Pool

53. Application Integration

55. *http://creativecommons.org/technology/embedding File Embedding

56. Pulls info out of MP3 ID3 tag Search Embedded Files

57. iRATE Radio Reads MP3 ID3 Tags

59. Tagging Tools

60. A Interactive Screen Overview Copyright Legal Solution Structural Solution Audience Democratization Projects Adoption

61. 4,000,000

62. A According to Yahoo!, one out of every 1,200 web pages has a CC license on it Google “creative” and we’re #2 Google “commons” and we’re #1

68. DMusic

69. Garageband

70. MacBand

71. CC Music Labels forming the IMCA (International Music Commons Association)

72. Telltale Weekly

73. Buzznet Photoblog

74. Indymedia Content Management Systems

76. Winksite Moblogging

77. Biomed Central

78. Price of Loyalty Government Documents

79. Adobe XMP

80. License Innovations: Recombo/Sampling Remix Ready Sampling Compulsory Developing Nations

81. iCommons Science Commons

83. ©

84. Creative Experiments

85. Broad Goals: To keep ideas free (12-bar blues) To facilitate collaboration across space and time by eliminating transaction costs To further facilitate the democratization or content production and distribution A Interactive Screen

86. Specific Goals: To enable people to build a pool of content they can draw from in return To make that content searchable in a distributed way A Interactive Screen

87. ©