LiveContent v1.0

Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

Timothy Vollmer, tvol, umichstudent, schoolofinformation, researcher,cc community + media intern, freeculture supporter, cook, bicyclist, musician

+ many, many others

LiveContent, an idea

Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

Questions?

How can content be alive?

How do we access open content?

How can we interact with CC-licensed media and share, remix, reuse content?

How can we connect CC and FOSS?

Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

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Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

Licensing, marking, publishing tools

Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

Open Source platforms and applications

Track: Emerging TopicsDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 1:45pm - 2:30pmLocation: F151

Founded in 2001, Creative Commons is a non-profit dedicated to two purposes: developing a middle ground, "some rights reserved" approach to copyright, and lowering the transaction cost associated with the reuse of creative works.

This talk will provide attendees with an overview of Creative Commons' recent activities and a vision for how Creative Commons can help content creators refine their copyright. Topics covered will include background on CC, the 3.0 licenses, why metadata matters and how everyone can use it, and an overview of the tools and technologies we're working on to continue both pieces of our mission.

LiveContent v1.0, a test

LiveCD - contents boot directly from CD no installation required

LiveContent can be delivered in various waysCD, USB, DVD, content feeds

Interaction with content is key, formats are secondary

Fedora 7

open source applications
OpenOffice, Inkscape, The Gimp, Firefox, Totem, Evince

open document templates

CC-licensed content

700mb!

Audio

Video

Image

Text

Education

CC relies on supportive content curators to aggregate and spread open content

Creative Commons Content Directories

What does v1.0 look like?

LiveContent v*.0

Future of LiveContent

autocurated content

v2.0 for libraries

extend to other areas - education

integration with other cc tools

How can you get involved?

CC projects are community projects



You can be involved!
developers, content curators, testers, evangelizers


creativecommons.org/project/livecontent

Available tonight and at LinuxWorld

Creative Commons
Timothy Vollmer
Scott Shawcroft
Jon Phillips
Alex Roberts
Cameron Parkins
Rebecca Rojer

Fedora
Jack Aboutboul

Worldlabel.com
Russell Ossendryver

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