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Lawrence Liang's Guide to Open Content Licenses | |
Complete bibliography A Guide to open Content Licenses: Liang, L. ; Cramer, F.; Rotterdam: Piet Zwart Institute, 2004. 114 p. | |
URL http://pzwart.wdka.hro.nl/mdr/research/lliang/open_cont ent_guide | |
Type of document Res_enligne |
Participation method Commentaire |
Theme 5- Terminological tools and structures for the electronic arts | |
Observer: Julie Bourbonnais |
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"There is a specter haunting cultural production, the specter of open content licensing" Karl Marx (reworked for the digital era) The above is the introduction to Lawrence Liang's Guide to Open Content Licenses. Liang, a legal researcher and lawyer known for his legal campaigns on issues of public concerns, has emerged as a spokesperson against concepts like “intellectual property”. He is a founder of the Alternative Law Forum, and has been working on ways to translate the open source ideas into the cultural domain. His booklet, A Guide to Open Content Licenses, is intended for scientists, writers, designers, artists, musicians and others who are interested in making their work available to the public domain. It goes over the basic concepts of open content licensing, its general characteristics and applications, provides a comparative guide to the different licenses available, and is completed by a glossary of related terms. The booklet has been published under a Creative Commons License. It is available for free as a PDF download, through the Piet Zwart Institute website. (Sources: Piet Zwart Institute; Wikipedia) | |
Links: Site web Piet Zwart Institute [En ligne] (consulté le 17 décembre 2008) Lawrence Liang on Wikipedia [En ligne] (consulté le 17 décembre 2008) Site web Alternative Law Forum [En ligne] (consulté le 17 décembre 2008) Description of Alternative Law Forum in Lines Magazine [En ligne] (consulté le 17 décembre 2008) Sarai networks [En ligne] (consulté le 17 décembre 2008) |