Webinar on open access creative commons

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This document provides instructions for joining a webinar on Creative Commons and open access licenses. It includes: 1. Instructions to click the Request button to display call-in numbers or enter event and attendee ID numbers if joining via computer. 2. An agenda for the 45 minute webinar that will cover why licenses matter, a Creative Commons 101, what societies need to know about CC licenses, and time for questions. 3. Bios and contact information for the three speakers who will discuss Wiley's experience with open access licensing, Creative Commons history and licenses, and implications for societies.

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Open Access: What Societies Need to Know
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Open Access:
What Societies Need to Know About Creative
Commons and OA Licenses
with
Sue Joshua, Director of Legal Affairs, Wiley
Roy Kaufman, Managing Director, New Ventures, CCC
Diane Peters, General Counsel, Creative Commons

In The Next 45 Minutes
• Why Licenses Matter
• Creative Commons 101
• What Societies Need to Know About
Creative Commons
• Your Questions
Open
Access
#cccopenaccess
@copyrightclear

Now Speaking…
Roy Kaufman
Managing Director, New Ventures
CCC
Email: rkaufman@copyright.com
#cccopenaccess
@copyrightclear

Why Licenses Matter
• Ownership and control (or not)
over re-use
• Licenses and reputation, impact
beyond impact factor
• Licenses and downstream
monetization

Licenses and Licenses and Licenses
• Open Access - many models,
many licenses
• Creative Commons designed
for varied media, writers,
artists and musicians

Now Speaking…
Diane Peters
General Counsel
Creative Commons
Email: diane@creativecommons.org
#cccopenaccess
@copyrightclear

Who is Creative Commons?
• History
• How licenses evolve
• Version 4.0 CC licensing suite
• The future

Creative Commons 101
• CC-BY
• CC-BY-SA
• CC-BY-NC-ND

Now Speaking…
Sue Joshua
Director of Legal Affairs
Wiley
Email: sjoshua@wiley.com
#cccopenaccess
@copyrightclear

What Societies Need to Know About
Creative Commons
• Wiley’s experience with OA
licensing
• Publish with over 950 societies
• 1600 journals, 54 fully OA
• OA option available in 80% of
subscription journals

Transition to a New Model for OA
• Non-exclusive Open
Access agreements
from authors
• CC licenses out to
users
• Driver of automated
licensing systems

Funder Mandates and Author Choice
• Funder preference for CC BY
• Author preference surveys

Implications for Societies
• Commercial re-use
• Adoption and re-use
• Third party material

Questions?
#cccopenaccess
@copyrightclear

Thank you for joining us!
Sue Joshua
Director of Legal Affairs, Wiley
sjoshua@wiley.com
Roy Kaufman
Managing Director, New Ventures, CCC
rkaufman@copyright.com
Diane Peters
General Counsel, Creative Commons
diane@creativecommons.org
Christopher Kenneally
Director, Business Development, CCC
chrisk@copyright.com

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