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- 1. Creative Commons for Startups Darius Whelan 17 Feb. 2017
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- 14. • Amanda Palmer (US, musician, author, artist) • Cory Doctorow (Canadian but living in LA, writer, activist) • Arduino (Italy, open hardware & software) • The Conversation (Australia/US/France/Africa, journalism) • Jonathan Mann (US, music) • Shareable Magazine (US, niche publishing) • Knowledge Unlatched (UK, open monograph publishing) • Sparkfun (US, hardware) • PLOS (US, research journal)
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- 19. OpenDesk – www.opendesk.cc - London • Collection of digital designs for furniture from a range of international designers. • Designs are CC licensed and can be downloaded and customised by users to fit their specific needs. • Users can make furniture themselves from the design for non-commercial use in a do-it-yourself fashion. • OpenDesk and their designers make revenue when a user wants a local maker to do the cutting for them.