Creative Commons Slovenia

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Portugal Lisbon Escola das Gaivotas, Rua das Gaivotas 6

Luka Frelih (Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory, Creative Commons Slovenia), Dare Pejič (Creative Commons Slovenia) and Saša Kranjc (Creative Commons Slovenia, IPI Institute) at the Creative Commons Europe Meeting

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Creative Commons Global Meeting 2011 with the participation of Creative Commons Slovenia

Creative Commons (CC) Slovenia is run by the Intellectual Property Institute as the legal lead and Ljudmila as the public lead. The CC licences enable authors all over the world to share and build upon the work of others, consistent with the rules of copyright. As opposed to "all rights reserved", these free licences allow authors to opt for the principle of "some rights reserved". Authors can choose a set of conditions including attribution, share-alike, non/commercial, and no/derivative works. The Slovenia licence 2.5 has been available since 29 October 2005.

Apart from porting the licences and facilitating users, CC Slovenia deals with broader issues regarding copyright legislation and its anomalies. CC Slovenia organises the Festival of Creativity and Free Culture and contributes to the public discussion on amending the copyright law in Slovenia.

Both the Intellectual Property Institute and Ljudmila have been active in the international context through the Creative Commons International and Communia networks and collaborate closely with VideoLectures.Net run by Jožef Stefan Institute.

External links

CC Slovenia
Creative Commons Slovenia licence launch in 2005 video archive on VideoLectures.Net
Creative Commons nonprofit corporation
Creative Commons International
CC Europe
Creative Commons icons
Communia network – the European Thematic Network on the Digital Public Domain

Creative Commons Slovenia

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