by Sascha Grant We’ve previously blogged about the Emergency 2.0 Wiki, which was developed by Eileen Culleton and a team of volunteers in response to the floods and cyclones experienced in eastern Australia in 2011. Emergency 2.0 is ‘a free global resource … Continue reading
CC Australia: Selling MP3s? You should have stuck with CDs @AnneMFitzgerald http://t.co/wBh108kjUA via @conversationedu
Posted at: 01:27 AM, 18th April 2013
CC Australia: Open Data and European Law: Towards a New Research Paradigm? http://t.co/D9LAnu28Kg
Posted at: 05:44 AM, 26th February 2013
CC Australia: Professor Brian Fitzgerald re-appointed to Advisory Council on Intellectual Property for a second term http://t.co/yTnUdCHn
Posted at: 07:31 AM, 12th February 2013
CC Australia: Spread the word: the value of local information in disaster response http://t.co/JWqzQRKy via @conversationedu
Posted at: 05:00 AM, 21st January 2013
CC Australia: The Growing Adoption of Creative Commons Textbooks - US News and World Report http://t.co/lxIhSvvW via @usnews
Posted at: 03:13 AM, 21st January 2013
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Access to data in emergencies
Written by Cheryl Foong on 9th January 2013Attribution of Flickr images
Written by Cheryl Foong on 9th January 2013by Zanastardust Attribution is a core condition in all six Creative Commons licences. A question which we are commonly asked is “How can I properly attribute a CC-licensed work when I use it?” We explain the Attribution requirement in our … Continue reading
Merry Christmas and see you in 2013!
Written by Cheryl Foong on 21st December 20122012 has been a very successful year for CC in Australia. We’ve seen the CC licences adopted for the Queensland Police data website, Geoscience Australia Landsat 8 images, the Australian Government’s Vocational Education and Training database website, the Australian Electoral … Continue reading
etcc: remixing the visual arts
Written by Cheryl Foong on 20th December 2012In 2010, Australian Research Council Center of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, ccAustralia and etcc project coordinators Benjamin Reeve, Skye Reeve and Elliott Bledsoe received funding in the inaugural round of the Creative Commons Catalyst Grants. The succesful application … Continue reading
CC’s 10th Birthday celebrations
Written by Cheryl Foong on 14th December 2012From 7 – 16 December, Creative Commons is celebrating 10 years of the Creative Commons licences, which have enabled the sharing and reuse of roughly half a billion creative, educational, scientific and governmental works. CC Affiliates around the world are … Continue reading
