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In this episode:
We talk with Jessica Coates Global Network Manager at Creative Commons.
*Note - I had a problem with one of the audio files being corrupt and about 10min of the interview is missing from the middle. -Tom
What is your role at Creative Commons?
Global Network Manager, which means...
70 official affiliates
several unofficial affiliates
How did CC first go global?
been global almost sense the beginning
year and a half ago the affiliate network became official
Jessica has been involved with CC since 2006.
Can you tell us about the Affiliate Network?
arguably one of the most important aspects of CC!
If not for affiliates, might just be for lawyers! That would be terrible!
affiliates help steer the license porting
What about the porting?
You always have the option of unported
Obviously moral rights is a big one, but are there any difficulties you face with a global network?
Legal team runs the license porting...not the affiliates
moral rights mostly “put to bed” with 3.0 license
Since 3.0, database rights have become a big issue
Flickr is using 2.0!
1.0 still similar to 4.0! (but they really encourage 2.0 onward)
What should we be looking for in CC 4.0?
databases biggest deal...
but more interestingly...
changes to attribution part
linking to something is ok attribution
formatting simplified
“fixing period” ← has better name she says
Source Work URL stuff in license maker.
Before we move away from 4.0, want to ask one more thing about 4.0 release
Early in 2013...probably with the first few weeks
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/4.0
What’s new at CC other than the 4.0 license?
CC turns 10!
16th of December!
Parties on every continent...except Antarctica
What exciting things are planned for the 10-year anniversary?
conferences!
teacher breakfast in Sweden
WikiMedia Editathon...maybe in Indonesia.
10.creativecommons.org
Stockholm / Dec. 11
Haifa / Dec. 11
Raleigh / Dec. 12
London / Dec. 12
Doha / Dec. 12
Denver / Dec. 12
Nairobi / Dec. 13
Belgrade / Dec. 13
Munich / Dec. 14
Muscat / Dec. 15
Paris / Dec. 15
Seoul / Dec. 15
Tokyo / Dec. 22
http://www.scribd.com/
What brought you to CC?
Jessica has an Australian law degree
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canberra it’s a government town...like DC
What are your other projects, if any?
Flamenco dancing!
costumes
Instagram and people like that?
they talk to them
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Government_use_of_Creative_Commons
for certain things, some governments
At the Asian Convention in Indonesia, there was interpretive dance!
What are some of your favorite musicians, CC or otherwise?
jazz and blugress/roots
They Might Be Giants
Amanda Palmer
http://efterklang.net/home/category/film/
What about Comedy Central? Close Captioning!
Is there anything we haven’t asked about that you’d like to share?
http://10.creativecommons.org/
wrestling organization has CC videos!!
Here are Doug's notes from the interview.
What is your role at Creative Commons?
Global Network Manager, which means...
70 official affiliates
several unofficial affiliates
How did CC first go global?
been global almost sense the beginning
year and a half ago the affiliate network became official
Jessica has been involved with CC since 2006.
Can you tell us about the Affiliate Network?
arguably one of the most important aspects of CC!
If not for affiliates, might just be for lawyers! That would be terrible!
affiliates help steer the license porting
What about the porting?
You always have the option of unported
Obviously moral rights is a big one, but are there any difficulties you face with a global network?
Legal team runs the license porting...not the affiliates
moral rights mostly “put to bed” with 3.0 license
Since 3.0, database rights have become a big issue
Flickr is using 2.0!
1.0 still similar to 4.0! (but they really encourage 2.0 onward)
What should we be looking for in CC 4.0?
databases biggest deal...
but more interestingly...
changes to attribution part
linking to something is ok attribution
formatting simplified
“fixing period” ← has better name she says
Source Work URL stuff in license maker.
Before we move away from 4.0, want to ask one more thing about 4.0 release
Early in 2013...probably with the first few weeks
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/4.0
What’s new at CC other than the 4.0 license?
CC turns 10!
16th of December!
Parties on every continent...except Antarctica
What exciting things are planned for the 10-year anniversary?
conferences!
teacher breakfast in Sweden
WikiMedia Editathon...maybe in Indonesia.
10.creativecommons.org
Stockholm / Dec. 11
Haifa / Dec. 11
Raleigh / Dec. 12
London / Dec. 12
Doha / Dec. 12
Denver / Dec. 12
Nairobi / Dec. 13
Belgrade / Dec. 13
Munich / Dec. 14
Muscat / Dec. 15
Paris / Dec. 15
Seoul / Dec. 15
Tokyo / Dec. 22
http://www.scribd.com/
What brought you to CC?
Jessica has an Australian law degree
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canberra it’s a government town...like DC
What are your other projects, if any?
Flamenco dancing!
costumes
Instagram and people like that?
they talk to them
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Government_use_of_Creative_Commons
for certain things, some governments
At the Asian Convention in Indonesia, there was interpretive dance!
What are some of your favorite musicians, CC or otherwise?
jazz and blugress/roots
They Might Be Giants
Amanda Palmer
http://efterklang.net/home/category/film/
What about Comedy Central? Close Captioning!
Is there anything we haven’t asked about that you’d like to share?
http://10.creativecommons.org/
wrestling organization has CC videos!!
