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From Transnationality to Territoriality and Back: The Case of Creative Commons
June 25, 2019 in Copyright Regulation | Tags: copyright, Creative Commons, IP, private regulation, slides, standards, territoriality, transnationality | by leonidobusch | Leave a comment
At a workshop on “Intellectual Property Ordering Beyond Borders” hosted by the newly founded Weizenbaum Institute in Berlin I was invited to give a talk on issues of transnationality and territoriality in the realm of private regulation via standards. This invitation provided me with the opportunity to bind together insights from several previous papers I had co-authored on the case of Creative Commons. Please find the slides of my talk below.
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10 Years of Creative Commons: Useless (historical) Facts [Update]
December 8, 2012 in Copyright Regulation | Tags: #cc10, Creative Commons, history, slides, talk, useless facts | by leonidobusch | Leave a comment
The organization Creative Commons, which is responsible for the set of alternative copyright licenses of the same name, was officially founded exactly 10 years ago. Historic documents of meetings in the run-up to founding Creative Commons are still available online at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society. At the official Creative Commons birthday party in Germany I had the honor to present some useless historical facts from this and other pre- and post-foundation documents. The slides of my talk are embedded below.
[Update]
A video of my German talk is now available at Vimeo.
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