Just ICYMI: Open Access Made Easy, How to Open Your Collections for Greater and Better Sharing, our training with CT Humanities, is now available to watch. If you would like to explore working together, please reach out to [email protected]. https://loom.ly/nK6-gq4 #OpenCulture #OpenAccess
Creative Commons
Internet Publishing
Mountain View, CA 22,431 followers
The nonprofit behind the licenses and tools the world uses to share. 🌍 Follow us for all things open access.
About us
CC is an international nonprofit organization that empowers people to grow and sustain the thriving commons of shared knowledge and culture we need to address the world’s most pressing challenges and create a brighter future for all. Together with our global community and multiple partners, we build capacity and infrastructure, we develop practical solutions, and we advocate for better sharing: sharing that is contextual, inclusive, just, equitable, reciprocal, and sustainable.
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http://creativecommons.org/
External link for Creative Commons
- Industry
- Internet Publishing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Mountain View, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2001
- Specialties
- copyright, public domain, internet, web, semantic web, rdf, legal, licenses, licensing, open content, free culture, publishing, open access, and education
Locations
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Primary
P.O. Box 1866
Mountain View, CA 94042, US
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1866 Mountain View Dr
Belvedere-Tiburon, CA 94920, US
Employees at Creative Commons
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Tarmo Toikkanen
AI, open data, fair digital society. Tech, psychology, design, pedagogy.
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Justyna Hofmokl
Deputy Director at Centrum Cyfrowe Projekt: Polska
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Johnathan Nightingale
2x bestselling author and co-founder at Raw Signal Group
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Bilal Randeree
CA(SA). Managing Director, Media Programs
Updates
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Creative Commons is proud to present on OER, Climate Education and Student Action at ISTE Live, one of the world’s most comprehensive education tech events. https://loom.ly/JqLhsvk
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Creative Commons reposted this
On June 3rd, CREATe participated in a roundtable on IP, AI, and Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) in the UK, organised by Harriet Deacon from the University of Hull and hosted by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport in London. The discussion was sparked by the UK’s adoption of the UNESCO 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of ICH 🤚 Experts from academia, government, heritage organisations, and creative industries explored AI’s role in ICH inventorying and IP. Key concerns included digital exclusion, loss of control over ICH, and securing compensation. Proposed solutions ranged from a sui generis system for ICH to technological protection measures like Glaze and Nightshade 🌐 The event also highlighted the challenges around ‘fixation’ in copyright law and the dynamic nature of ICH. Future research areas include the tension between ‘open culture’ and community stewardship, part of CREATe’s themes on Access to Knowledge and Legal History 🔎 CREATe is eager to continue investigating these issues. We’re collaborating with Creative Commons on a new research project on open business models in the GLAM sectors and have several ongoing projects on AI. A promising outcome is a potential collaboration with Paula Westenberger on her project Responsible AI for Heritage 🤝
IP, AI and Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventorying in the UK: a Roundtable at the DCMS
https://www.create.ac.uk
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💡 New creativecommons.org launched 2023 September. Have you read the updates? https://lnkd.in/gP3CGTja
New CreativeCommons.org launched 2023 September
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Creative Commons, together with Open Future, Open Knowledge and Wikimedia Europe, is hosting a day-long side event to Wikimania 2024 focused on defining a shared advocacy strategy for the Knowledge Commons. Read more about the event & register your interest: https://loom.ly/NQmWnBI #CommonsCause #OpenAccess #Wikimania
Join us at Common(s) Cause: Towards a shared advocacy strategy for the Knowledge Commons – a side event to Wikimania 2024 - Creative Commons
https://creativecommons.org
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Creative Commons reposted this
What do #OpenData and Creative Commons have in common? 🤔 Both aim to promote #openness, #accessibility, and the sharing of information! 🔎 But how? #CreativeCommons promotes the use and publication of open data by offering flexible licensing options that make it easy for data owners to share their works. These licenses allow creators to specify how their data can be used, modified, and distributed, creating clear rules and reducing legal barriers. ⭐ 👉 In this way, Creative Commons stimulates innovation and collaboration, enabling more individuals and organizations to benefit from and contribute to a shared knowledge base. "There are many ideas that can only be realized thanks to open access to cultural heritage," explains Connor Benedict, Open Culture Coordinator at Creative Commons. 🚀 Gain deeper insights by reading our interview with Connor on the blog! #EntryScape #MetaSolutions #DataSharing #Data
Creative Commons promotes open and shared data - entryscape.com
entryscape.com
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Don't miss the virtual launch on June 19 of Open Future Foundation's report on their Alignment Assembly on AI and the Commons 📢 https://lnkd.in/djHGS_8Y Our CEO, Anna Tumadottir will be there to talk about the formulation of the initial principles that started off the assembly process. Looking forward to connecting with many CC friends & partners 💫
📢 We are about to launch the report on our Alignment Assembly on AI and the Commons. The report tries to answer the question: what do open movement activists, creators, and organizations think about regulating generative AI? You can find us talking about it at Mozfest House Amsterdam this Wednesday, the Public Knowledge Conference in Washington this Friday, and our online launch next week, 19 June, at 17:00 CEST. Details below👇 ⚪ Tomorrow, at MozFest House Amsterdam, Paul Keller, Brigitte Vézina, and Anna Tumadottir will present the results of the Alignment Assembly and lead a discussion about potential next steps. You can find out more about the session here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dydpwcWY ⚪ On Friday, at the Public Knowledge Conference in Washington, the report's authors, Shannon Hong, and Alek Tarkowski, will speak about their findings and how the values of the open movement are critical in the age of AI. More information about the event is available here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dh9pYeXp ⚪ Finally, if you’d like to participate in our official online report launch featuring the authors Shannon Hong and Alek Tarkowski along with the special guests Anna Tumadottir, Paul Keller, Angela Oduor Lungati, Viviana Rangel, and Joshua Tan, you can register and join us on 19 June at 17:00 CEST 👉 https://lnkd.in/djHGS_8Y #AI #genAI #DigitalCommons
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🌍✨Last month ~50 experts and activists from around the globe convened in Lisbon for a strategic workshop to build a roadmap for future action for the TAROC initiative (Towards a Recommendation on Open Culture). Started at the CC Open Culture Roundtable in Lisbon one year ago, TAROC aims to create a UNESCO legal instrument to promote open access and better sharing of cultural heritage. #OpenCulture #OpenHeritage Read our blog post for workshop highlights 👉 https://loom.ly/CAx4ocQ
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As of yesterday, 9 June, the European Union's #OpenData Directive mandates all public high-value datasets be published free of charge and with open licenses, like those from #CreativeCommons. We are providing no-cost consulting and training for #climatedata providers working to meet this goal, under our Open Climate Data Project. https://loom.ly/tZl3CoU (Image source: EU European Data 2022) .
Unlocking the potential of high-value datasets: The impact of the HVD implementing regulation | data.europa.eu
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World Meteorological Organization reports global temperature will likely exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial level temporarily in next 5 years. Creative Commons is providing no-cost support to climate orgs opening their #climatedata so more people can find solutions to the #climatecrisis. https://loom.ly/8PsTAqg .
Global temperature is likely to exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial level temporarily in next 5 years
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