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Showing posts with label cc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cc. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 01, 2008

Creative Commons Plus: Coming Soon


Larry Lessig talks about future enhancements to the CC license including CC+, On what exactly happened Saturday night (Lessig Blog):
"CC+: This protocol enables a simple click through ability to get rights or permissions beyond those provided by a CC license. So, e.g., a Flickr photo licensed under a BY-NC license could have a simple click through to some agent to provide commercial rights for that photo. We announced with a bunch of partners already. But really key was:
Yahoo announced it was baking CC 'into the system' of Yahoo, making it possible for any Yahoo service to offer content using the CC infrastructure."
This is very cool.

I first talked about this in September of 2006, Proposal: Creative Commons 50/50 License. Andy Carvin enhanced my idea and blogged about it the next day, A New Idea: A Creative Commons RevShare License.

Thursday, December 27, 2007

CrunchGear Photo Attribution Policy: "Complain and it gets fixed."


CrunchGear Photo Attribution Policy: "Complain and it gets fixed." - Originally uploaded on flickr by stevegarfield.

CrunchGear wrote about a PVRblog post about my Comcast TiVo install blog post and used one of my photos of the Comcast TiVo display without attribution.

After writing 5 comments on the post and emailing the CrunchGear editor, they added attribution.

I asked:
"Do you have policies in place regarding photo use and credit?"

Editor, John Biggs replied:
"Yes. Complain and it gets fixed."

Me:
Can I quote you on that?

John:
"Sure"