Sarah Hinchliff Pearson

Senior Counsel, Creative Commons

October 22, 2011

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Why legal interoperability alone is

inadequate to create a commons

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*1. legal

*2. practical

Ask: Is it possible to comply

simultaneously?

Ask: Is it possible to violate and

comply simultaneously?

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*1. sui generis database rights

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©

SGDR

license

Public domain

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©

SGDR

license

Public domain

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*2. license scope

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©

SGDR

license

Public domain

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*3. extra restrictions

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*1. misrepresentation

*2. privacy

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*1. attribution requirements

*2. license subject matter

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*1. ODC-BY: © and SGDR

*2. OGL: © and SGDR

*3. CC BY (EU ports): © and SGDR

*4. CC BY (unported): ©

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*1. CC BY: ©

*2. OGL: ©

*3. ODC BY: © + via contract

+ SGDR

+ SGDR

When to attribute?

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*1. OGL: flexible

*2. CC BY:

*3. ODC BY:

License notices, otherwise

reasonable manner

© + SGDR + license notices

How to attribute?

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*CC BY/OGL

*OGL + {misrepresentation}

Any extras?

{privacy}

+ {non-endorsement}

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*CC BY

*1. attribution

*2. ID derivatives

*ODC BY

*1. attribution

*OGL

*1. attribution

*2. no misrepresentation

*3. non-endorsement

*4. no privacy breach

*3. non-endorsement

CC BY

other

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CC BY

ODC-BY

© and SGDR

© only

ODC- BY

CC-BY

no restrictions

for public

domain

via contract

OGL

CC-BY

ID

derivatives, h

onor moral

rights

misrepresentation

clause

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Sarah Hinchliff Pearson

October 22, 2011

slideshow licensed CC BY international 3.0