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1. THE OPEN CONTENT LIBRARY The Current Landscape, ccHost, and New Related CC Projects

2. Goal Get more open content onto the desktop.

3. rejon.org

4. rejon.org, artist, developer, writer, sf, newmedia, theory, culture, opensource, opencontent, sustainability, network, overlap, experimental, media, inkscape, openclipartlibrary, openfontlibrary

5. share, reuse, and remix— legally

6. sf, nonprofit, small, 4.5yearsold, freelicenses, freetools, scientists, artists, authors, educators, business, bloggers, vloggers, hollywood, indyvideo

7. All Rights Reserved.

8. No Rights Reserved.

9. Some Rights Reserved.

16. http://creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0 Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0 unported license.

17. The Current Landscape

18. Who is hosting your content?

19. What is being done with your data?

20. How is your content licensed?

21. Closed. Mixed. Open.

35. How do we get open content onto the freedesktop?

38. The Open Content Library

39. A collection of content (audio, video, image, text) using open content licenses, stored in open formats with open source software that uses open services.

40. 1. Social and Technical Strategy

41. 2. Superset of Content Repositories

43. Open Clip Art Library www.openclipart.org

44. 14K+images, ccHost-based, svg-based, publicdomain, ugc, healthy, osuosl, goodcommunication, 100+registrationsperday, needdevelopers, needart, needtheme

50. Open Font Library www.openfontlibrary.org

51. 29+fonts, 123logoentries, perpetualbeta, needfonts, needdevelopers, needtheme, ugc, publicdomain, openfontlicense, osuosl-hosted, cchost-based

54. 3. opencontentlibrary.org

55. More libraries?

56. No media utopias.

57. Data redundancy is a good thing.

58. Orkut's big in Brazil! Mixi is big in Japan!

59. Privacy anyone?

60. Maintain your own library on-line or, participate with community around library

61. Make it public, or keep it to youself

62. Make it legal (and clear) using Open Content Licenses (CC licenses or Public Domain)

63. Insure longevity with open formats.

64. Insure interoperability with open services

65. ccHost http://wiki.creativecommons.org/cchost

66. php+mysql+getid3, GPL, web2.0, event-based, similar_to_wordpress, similar_to_mediawiki, customizable, stable, version4.0, sample_pool_api php+mysql+getid3, GPL, web2.0, event-based, similar_to_wordpress, similar_to_mediawiki, customizable, stable, version4.0, sample_pool_api

67. Sample Pool API http://ccmixter.org/media/viewfile/pool_api_doc CodeDoc http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/cchost/docs/

77. New Related CC Projects

78. liblicense http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Desktop_Integration http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Liblicense

90. LiveContent http://wiki.creativecommons.org/livecontent Debuting at LinuxWorldSF in August

91. Marking http://wiki.creativecommons.org/marking

95. pdwiki (not released: global public domain registry) Technology Preview at Wikimania in Taipei in August

96. Mo' Content. Mo' Libraries.

97. Open Source is Everywhere.

98. We still rely on non-open content.

99. Rays of hope with Rhythmbox.

100. Rays of hope with Mugshot.

101. Cross-over hope of Flickr, Youtube, blip.tv

102. New devices like OLPC and OpenMoko are content-making-machines

103. What are some ideas on how to best get more open content on Gnome?

104. THE OPEN CONTENT LIBRARY The Current Landscape, ccHost, and New Related CC Projects

105. Jon Phillips [email_address] [email_address]