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The statutory licence for cover versions and Creative Commons licensing

  • February 18th, 2009
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copyright, Posts related to Creative Commons, s 55, musical, works, music, covers, record Section 55 of the Copyright Act provides a statutory licence that allows 'manufacturers' to record musical works for retail sale, or for making other records for retail sale. The scheme is remarkably convoluted, and there are a number of restrictions – most importantly, a licensed recording of the work must [ READ MORE ]

EFA Submission to DBCDE Future Directions paper

  • February 11th, 2009
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accessibility, Copyright, Posts related to Creative Commons, dbcde, Digital Economy, ICT, training, open access, public sector information, submission Today I finished EFA's submission (PDF) to the Department of Broadband, Communication and Digital Economy’s Future Directions review. The submission tackles a number of important issues for the digital economy, including open access to public sector information, electronic accessibility of printed material to people with a print disability, [ READ MORE ]

Lessons from CC South Korea on volunteers

  • February 10th, 2009
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Posts related to Creative Commons, south korea, volunteers, ccap09 Last week I was fortunate enough to attend Commons Crossroads, the Creative Commons Asia Pacific 2009 conference organised by Creative Commons Philippines and supported by Arellano law school. The event was fantastic. I learnt a lot about what the other jurisdictions' Creative Commons projects were up to, and we discussed the [ READ MORE ]

CC-AU Conference – 24 June 2008: Building an Australasian Commons

  • July 24th, 2008
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