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This document discusses Creative Commons copyright and sharing. It begins by mentioning Brian Rowe's presentation on Freedom for IP at Seattle University Law School on September 27, 2008. The slides from the presentation will be available on SlideShare under the user Sarterus. The rest of the document provides information on Creative Commons licensing, including links to the Creative Commons website and blogs, as well as ways to get involved with Creative Commons by freeing your own work, creating transformative works, or volunteering locally.
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This document discusses creating a privacy culture within organizations and their technology. It notes the dual responsibilities of being open to the public while also protecting personal privacy. It recommends designing technology and policies with both goals in mind. Additionally, it suggests making policies readable, offering amnesty periods for reporting issues, involving diverse groups including young employees, and educating all employees on privacy and security.
Privacy Culture
This document discusses creating a privacy culture within organizations and their technology. It notes the dual responsibilities of being open to the public while also protecting personal privacy. It recommends designing technology and policies with both goals in mind. Additionally, it suggests making policies readable, offering amnesty periods for reporting issues, involving diverse groups including young employees, and educating all employees on privacy and security.
Ecc 2013
This document provides an overview of copyright law, the Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA), and the fair use doctrine. It defines what copyright is and the exclusive rights it provides owners, including reproduction, creation of derivatives, distribution, public performance, public display, and digital audio transmission. It also outlines VARA rights to claim authorship and prevent distortion of works. Finally, it describes the four factors of the fair use test relating to purpose/nature of use, nature of copyrighted work, amount used, and effect on potential markets.
Freeing Culture: Ending Information Classism
This document discusses freeing culture and ending information classism. It summarizes that information is power but some seek to keep it for themselves. It then discusses how access to information and culture is restricted through paywalls and copyright, costing over $1.5 million per year for some academic journals. It proposes solutions such as signing open access pledges, creating and remixing open works of art and culture, supporting artists and authors, and civil disobedience through downloading restricted information and sharing it openly.
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UW Law Blogging 101
Brian Rowe, a lawyer from Seattle University Law and the University of Washington's iSchool, discusses blogging for the Washington Library Association (WLA). The post provides guidelines for writing blog posts for WLA, including keeping posts between 100-500 words and attributing sources using Creative Commons licenses. Contact information is provided for any questions.
UW Bothell Intro to Copyright and Free Culture
This document summarizes key concepts around copyright, fair use, and free culture. It discusses the four factors of fair use under US copyright law and their application. It also outlines principles of free culture, referencing advocates like Siva Vaidhyanathan and Carl Malamud. The Wheeler Declaration is presented, outlining five principles of an open university, including open access to research, open educational resources, use of free and open source software, open licensing of patents, and an open network reflecting the nature of the internet. Credits are provided at the end.
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Privacy law and policy 2 - LIS550
This document summarizes various privacy issues related to government surveillance and online advertising. It discusses a DOJ investigation of Megaupload.com, the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the US v. Jones Supreme Court decision, targeted online behavioral advertising, Facebook privacy policies and apps, the FTC's approach to online privacy, and recent US legislation regarding do-not-track options and online privacy protections. It also briefly touches on surveillance cameras in London and their impact on crime rates and public attitudes.
TIG Privacy Ignite
This document discusses privacy issues related to digital content and services. It notes that digital content is typically licensed rather than sold, which means users do not have ownership rights over the content. The document also notes that users often do not have rights to delete, correct, or view their own data, and that privacy policies and terms of service are usually written in complex legal language rather than plain language that is easily understood by most people.
Lis 550 presentation Copyright 101
This document discusses fair use of copyrighted works under US law, including parody and commentary. It also provides an overview of copyright, covering what types of creative works are protected, the exclusive rights granted to copyright holders, and exceptions for fair use. The document was created by Brian Rowe for a class on copyright law and shares his contact information.
Intro lis550 winter 2012
This document provides an overview of ebooks, digital content licensing, and open education. It discusses ebooks, electronic user license agreements, issues around digital content ownership versus licensing. It also introduces concepts of open access research, open educational resources, and how an "open university" can embrace open standards, licensing patents for public good, and maintaining an open internet network. Key figures and organizations mentioned include Carl Malamud from Public.Resources.org and the Internet Archive.
Fair Use & Free Culture @ SCCC Nov 9th
The document discusses free culture and fair use. It provides an overview of the four factor test for determining fair use under US copyright law. It then discusses the concepts of free culture and open access, referencing advocates like Siva Vaidhyanathan and Carl Malamud. It notes principles of an open university as outlined in the Wheeler Declaration, including open access to research and course materials under free software and open standards.
Digital Freedom @ Wisconsin Library Conference
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Creative Commons & Free Culture at Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Pr...
This document summarizes a presentation about Creative Commons and free culture. It discusses how Creative Commons licenses allow works to be shared openly while still giving credit to creators. It notes the potential $4.5 billion in damages from copyright infringement each year and how Creative Commons is an alternative. It also discusses the concept of free culture and open access to research, course materials, software and data from universities.
Privacy reconsidered
Privacy is a complex concept that is impacted by new technologies. While many are concerned about online privacy and data collection, anonymity on the internet allows for important anonymous speech. However, anonymous online spaces are also used for harassment and illegal activities. An ethical approach to privacy involves balancing openness with appropriate limits, through principles like "privacy by design" and laws that protect both privacy and security. Anonymous platforms have enabled important political speech but are also threatened by calls for increased monitoring.
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This document provides an introduction to RSS and RSS readers. It discusses several offline RSS reader applications including Snarfer, Blog Bridge, and Google Reader. It also includes contact information for Brian Rowe from the Northwest Justice Project and a link to a basic explanation of RSS from Commoncraft. The document contains several images used under fair use rights or Creative Commons licenses.
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