Creative Commons International

Slide 1: Creative Commons creativecommons.org Creative Commons International

Slide 2: Creative Commons International • adapt CC licenses to national jurisdictions: “License Porting” • create an international network of copyright experts • co-ordinate working groups for legal research • Collaboration EU/WIPO

Slide 3: license porting procedure Affiliate Institution and Project Lead chosen  Project Lead produces first draft  Public Discussion  Project Lead produces second draft  Creative Commons reviews draft  Project Lead arranges technical requirements  Launch of the national version of the licenses 

Slide 4: CC worldwide We are in contact with 90 countries worldwide

Slide 5: CC worldwide 44 Countries have launched national CC licenses

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Slide 7: Completed licenses

Slide 8: countries in public discussion

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Slide 10: how to publish

Slide 11: choose the license

Slide 12: license your work

Slide 13: deed

Slide 14: legal code

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Slide 16: internationalization QuickTimeﾪ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture.

Slide 17: substantial legal changes • Moral Rights • Neighbouring Rights • Mandatory provisions of national code in contract law and consumer protection laws • Collecting Societies • Language

Slide 18: version 3.0 • Further Internationalization • Generic License • US License • International Harmonization • Moral Rights • Collecting Societies

Slide 19: aspiration • Enforceability of the CC licenses in courts • Interoperability of Open Content Licenses

Slide 20: first court case

Slide 21: “In principle, Curry owns the copyright in the four photos, and the photos, by their posting on that website, are subject to the [Creative Commons] License. Therefore Audax should observe the conditions that control the use by third parties of the photos as stated in the License…The claim [...] will therefore be allowed; defendants will be enjoined from publishing all photos that [Curry] has published on www.flickr.com, unless this occurs in accordance with the conditions of the License.” Curry v. Audax, District Court of Amsterdam – March 9, 2006, Interim measure, Case no. 334492 / KG 06-176 SR

Slide 22: education

Slide 23: MIT OCW •Initiative of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2001) •Free and open digital publication of high quality materials •Flexible licensing approach •Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike

Slide 24: “connexions”

Slide 25: “connexions” • Connexions offers an “online library” of networked content • How to license content in a way that left it open and dynamic - • but still offers protection ? • Creative Commons Attribution license (BY)

Slide 26: Open Courseware Consortium

Slide 27: what comes next? QuickTimeﾪ and a TIFF (LZW) decompressor are needed to see this picture.

Slide 28: ccLearn Steering Committee Staff James Boyle Hal Abelson Michael Carroll Jimmy Wales Ahrash Bissell

Slide 29: CCi at iSummit • Version 3.0 (implementation in national licenses) • International Private Law • Collecting Societies • Statistics and global growth • Future versioning and strategies

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Slide 42: Thank you!

Slide 43: catharina@creativecommons.org This presentation is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Germany License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/de/