CC's Role in the Global Commons Movement: Some Thoughts on Strategic Perspectives

Leonhard Dobusch Department of Management, School of Business & Economics Creative Commons Global Summit, 16-18 September, Warsaw, Poland CC’s Role in the Global Commons Movement Some Thoughts on Strategic Perspectives

What is Creative Commons great at? [email_address]
Providing professional tools for a digital commons
Creating and maintaining the brand “Creative Commons”
Coping with its global approach, with political diversity and with the challenge of multiple jurisdictions

What could CC further contribute? [email_address]
Developing a chapter strategy
Lobbying
Consulting

(1) Leverage the Global CC network!
Jurisdiction projects need concrete tasks - a “basket of basics”
Long-term growth strategy: chapter-model?
Team up with local heros
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(2) Lobby more!
Acknowledge the power of “third parties” in standardization processes
Current targets: corporations, collecting societies, public knowledge institutions
Potential targets: municipal, regional and federal governments
Guidelines for cultural subsidies
Publicly funded knowledge goods
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(3) Consult more!
Officially endorse licenses for particular fields:
Open Data: CC0/CC-BY
Open Educational Resources: CC-BY/CC-BY-SA
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Consulting is expensive – should CC certify “CC Consultants”?
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CC's Role in the Global Commons Movement: Some Thoughts on Strategic Perspectives

by Leonhard Dobusch on Sep 18, 2011

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