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Re: Creative Commons (was Re: Do these views looks the same????)
Fernando Costa Pinto 2008-May-24 16:35:00
Dear Yuval ,
I did not new that possibility Commons Creative ..Seems very
interesting to show mass art production like Music.
But maybe we need to consider that music is rather different than
interactive panoramas .
While we have a population of musicians like in Brazil of 80% of the
population. You hardly have 20 panographers .
It's easy to track events like the Globorama's. Its simply a question of will.
In the other hand the rights from Commons Creative is extensible to
Brazil for example ?Is it in the Brazilian Laws ? And in the whole
other countries ?
Fernando
Let me share one thing with you ..the place where I am writing is
visited every 5 to 10 minutes by Collibris ...they stop for to have a
drink ... one foot above my monitor ...its amazing ...
I trained them to come closer and closer ;-)
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 10:58 PM, Yuval Levy <#removed#> wrote:
> Victor wrote:
>> The suggestion of a "Creative Commons" license is interesting.
>> Insofar as I'm with you in being both aware that these works are
>> publicly visible, and willing (and thrilled) to have them seen widely,
>> a more re-user-friendly approach towards respectful reuse would seem
>> worthwhile.
>
> even big artists start to see the advantage of CC.
>
> A few months ago Nine Inch Nails released music under CC BY-NC-SA
> <http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/8095>
>
> Yuv
>