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26 Feb 09

Lessons from TED: 5 Simple Tweaks | slide:ology

  • I heard a speaker at a recent conference (not TED) give instructions to the audience on inserting images into their presentations. “When you look for images on Google,” he said, “try to find the highest quality version”. I could hear a tiny cry of pain from designers and photographers all over the world.


    Folks, Google Image Search is not an appropriate tool for building professional presentations. Finding the “perfect” image on Google gives you no rights whatsoever to use it in your presentation. You need to contact the owner of the image and get permission, by paying for licensing rights. Or asking really nicely.

17 Feb 09

Teaching Hacks.com » Blog Archive » Good Copy Bad Copy

GOOD COPY BAD COPY is a documentary about the current state of copyright and culture. The trailer is included below. You can download the full documentary movie via bittorrent. (via Eric Steuer) And don’t be a torrent leech, seed this video.

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14 Feb 09

== Free Culture / Free Content ==

  • For the full license,
    click here.


    To make your creative work more easily available to others,
    click here.


    This
    video
    (or .ogg) and this
    video
    (or .ogg) explain why this is so important.


    As does this book:

IEEE Spectrum: What Can You (Legally) Take From the Web?

In the decision, the court allowed as fair use Google's display of the thumbnail images because of what was copied, why it was copied, and what Google is. Google's actions of linking to the full-size images, however, may or may not constitute contributory infringement depending upon whether Google possesses the technological ability to, in the words of the court, "take simple measures to prevent further damages to Perfect 10's copyrighted works and failed to take such steps." And even if Google loses that fight, another law, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, may help Google at the retrial of the case.

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  • In the decision, the court allowed as fair use
    Google’s display of the thumbnail images because of what
    was copied, why it was copied, and what Google is.
    Google’s actions of linking to the full-size images,
    however, may or may not constitute contributory
    infringement depending upon whether Google possesses the
    technological ability to, in the words of the court,
    “take simple measures to prevent further damages to
    Perfect 10’s copyrighted works and failed to take such
    steps.” And even if Google loses that fight, another
    law, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, may help
    Google at the retrial of the case.
03 Feb 09

free_culture

Totally Awesome Resource on remixing and copyright stranglehold. Flash Presentation on this web page - a must see.

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lessig politics creativecommons copyright remix

02 Feb 09

The Clever Sheep: Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know

Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know
Whether you want to find content; to license your own work; or to engage students in licensing their own work, there are many good reasons for educators to learn more about Creative Commons.

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The Clever Sheep

Creative Commons Chaos
In an attempt to bring some order to the chaos of Creative Commons licensing, I've created a list of resources that educators might share with students as a starting point for all manner of creative projects. To explain a bit about each resource, I've appended a 3 word summary to each CC tools/resource.

The podcast below explains how teachers might leverage these resources to teach students about the Creative Commons...

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