Monthly Archives: December 2007

For those who are looking for something to do during the slow late-January period, can I suggest a quick trip to Taiwan?

The International Workshop on Asia and Commons in the Information Age (ACIA) will be taking place in Taipei, Taiwan on Jan 19 and 20, 2008. It’s a gathering of experts from across the Asia Pacific region, to meet, greet and generally discuss all things open access.
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Youth media portal Vibewire.net has relaunched today with integrated Creative Commons licensing options. Vibewire has been publishing young people’s voices on the things that matter to them since 2002.

The latest revamp of the website allows contributors to CC licence their content–whether it be a blog entry, article, review, interview, story, short story, poem or comment–under their licence of choice.

It also allows them to specify a CC licence as a default for all content they upload. The site is currently calling on writers, bloggers, multimedia artists, musicians, filmmakers and commentators to get involved with the site. For more, click here. Continue reading →

so my login is working after all!! will take this opportunity to say happy birthday to CCAU and congratulations on your outstanding efforts in 2007 – looking forward very much to seeing how things progress in 2008. love your work! Continue reading →

photo: by Free-ers, under CC BY 2.0
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46357488@N00/380933738/

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Join CCau staff & friends of Creative Commons a for champagne, snags & soy at the Australian celebrations of the CC 5th birthday at the Birthday BBQ Bash. We’re leveraging our timezone advantage to be the first official CC 5th birthday party worldwide.

From 10am, Saturday December 15. Email jessica@creativecommons.org.au to rsvp and for details.

See our full pdf invitation here, or our entry on the CC Party Wiki.

photo: by Free-ers, under CC BY 2.0
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46357488@N00/380933738/

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