Versão em português com explicação sobre a diferença de copyright para creative commons Translated into Brazilian Portuguese

http://www.MasterNewMedia.org Educational short video from Creative Commons explaining what the CC license is all about. Audio remixed and mashed up by Robin Good, Livia Iacolare and Michael Pick.

Some of the top thinkers on copyright in a digital age come together to celebrate the sixth anniversary of Creative Commons, and discuss some of the great achievements in technology for sharing culture. Moderator: * Jonathan Zittrain, of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, and author of The Future of.... more

http://live.pirillo.com/ - For a long time copyrights were very limited: people were only allows to use content in a private viewing. Then the creative commons came along, and copyright has never been the same.

Listen to a tour of the House of Commons Chamber given by Sarah Polfreman, a visitors' assistant, at the Houses of Parliament. http://www.parliament.uk/

Google Tech Talks June 25, 2007 ABSTRACT Science Commons was launched to expand the Creative Commons mission into the scientific realm. James Boyle will be talking about two Science Commons projects: The Neurocommons and the Materials Transfer Project. The Materials Transfer Project uses standard machine readable.... more

MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM, Nokia, Pitney Bowes, and Sony, working with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, have created a new way to share intellectual property and help the environment. This video highlights two patented innovations pledged by IBM, which this year was the leading earner of U.S..... more

Latest Creative Commons video. License: CC-BY (2.5)

Google TechTalks February 27, 2006 Arne Sølvberg ABSTRACT The talk presents a full scale field laboratory for mobile information services. The laboratory comprises wireless broadband covering a substantial part of downtown Trondheim, and is to be integrated with the wireless broadband network of the NTNU indoor and.... more

Wie können Künstler noch Geld verdienen, wenn sich jeder im Internet selbst bedient? Der "Elektrische Reporter" zeigt Alternativen auf - von "Creative Commons" bis Kulturflatrate.