Creative Commons isn't particularly restrictive, but using the official D&D logo in unofficial products is naturally off the table. Perhaps most importantly, Creative Commons licenses cannot be ...

This means we are giving YOU permission to republish any openDemocracy.net article with a Creative Commons logo on it, in any non-commercial media. We ask you to adhere to some guidelines ...

It creates a Creative Commons logo, allows users to select from a list of licensing terms, and inserts the license chosen along with a brief summary and link to the Creative Commons site.

Some examples of students and legal action taken against them for plagiarism include: As a rule, anything online, whether a publication, movies, newspapers, audio files, logos, games or images are ...

This week, NBC reported that facial recognition researchers at companies like IBM often feed their algorithms photos from publicly available collections, only protected by a Creative Commons ...

Perhaps, then, we need to find a different solution, and one such option is Creative Commons licensing. Creative Commons is a non-profit organisation based in San Francisco that, since 2001, has been ...

This piece was commissioned by Nieman Lab for the tenth anniversary of Creative Commons, and was published initially by them. Happy birthday, Creative Commons. ProPublica has made important use of ...

That’s for good reason, too — the company says it wants users to think about and understand the consequences of making a photo open to use by anyone with Creative Commons licensing before they ...

Creative Commons is a public charity dedicated to reducing barriers to the free exchange of knowledge and culture by making it easy and efficient to obtain legal permission to reuse creative, ...