Sponsorised links
This year
Flickr: Discussing GM Script: FlickrStayInCommons in Flickr Hacks
by decembre
On Flickr.com, adds an option to the header [search] dropdown to take you directly to a search for "The Commons" content. Also on photos within "The Commons" project, inserts additional "tag links" that jump to listings restricted to just "The Commons".
Internet Evolution - The Big Report - Digital Licensing: Do It Yourself
by mbertier
(via)
When someone wants to license your art, characters, photos, articles or music, how does it shake out? Chances are that these negotiations involve expensive lawyers on both sides of the deal.
If you're running an enlightened company, you might have a Creative Commons license hanging out there for non-commercial, "fannish" uses. (Creative Commons publishes a suite of widely adopted licenses that allow rightsholders to release their work for sharing, remixing, etc.)
But somewhere between Creative Commons and full-blown, lawyerly license negotiation is a rich, untapped source of income for creative people and firms with portfolios of iconic material. To cash in, you just need the courage to let go of a little control.
Read on...
2008
Sponsorised links
2007
Open Web Design - Download Free Web Design Templates
by springnet
& 33 others
Open Web Design is a community of designers and site owners sharing free web design templates as well as web design information. Helping to make the internet a prettier place!
2006
Licence Creatives Commons en français
by Léonux
& 34 others
Présentation des licences Creatives Commons en français
Google and Creative Commons
by mbertier
(via)
Because of the important work Creative Commons accomplished over the past year, Google has decided again to donate $30,000 to their cause. Here's an update on some of the awesome work they've been doing:
The complete work of Charles Darwin
by mbertier
& 7 others
(via)
This site currently contains more than 50,000 searchable text pages and 40,000 images of both publications and handwritten manuscripts. There is also the most comprehensive Darwin bibliography ever published and the largest manuscript catalogue ever assembled. More than 150 ancillary texts are also included, ranging from secondary reference works to contemporary reviews, obituaries, published descriptions of Darwin's Beagle specimens and important related works for understanding Darwin's context.
