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Definition of Free Cultural Works

The Definition of Free Cultural Works is a project that evaluates and recommends compatible free content licenses. Launched in 2006 by Creative Commons' Erik Möller in collaboration with Richard Stallman, Lawrence Lessig, Benjamin Mako Hill, and others, it was created to establish a clear standard for defining free content. The project is used as a…

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Definition of Free Cultural Works

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Avg. degree1.95
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Definition of Free Cultural Works → Angela Beesley, April, Benjamin Mako Hill, Creative Commons, Creative Commons' Erik Möller, David, Definition, Director, Educational Licenses, English, Free Cultural Works, In, Lawrence Lessig, Open Content Project, Richard Stallman, The, The Open Content Project, Therefore, Wiley
related to External links · 5
Definition of Free Cultural Works → Announcement, Definition, DeviantArt, Free Cultural Works, WikiEducatorFreeCulturalWorks
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Definition of Free Cultural Works → project that evaluates and recommends compatible free content licenses

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free licenses content cultural works creative open definition project commons 2006 attribution approved license used attribution-sharealike public compatible commons' erik

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Definition of Free Cultural Worksis aproject that evaluates and recommends compatible free content licenses0.90text
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to External linksDefinition0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to External linksFree Cultural Works0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to External linksAnnouncement0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to External linksWikiEducatorFreeCulturalWorks0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to External linksDeviantArt0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyThe Open Content Project0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyDavid0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyWiley0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyIn0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyCreative Commons0.60section
Definition of Free Cultural Worksrelated to historyDirector0.60section

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