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2- Problems of copyright in the digitalworld

1. Not sure what kind of work is available for free over the internet .

2. Not sure what can you do with the work (flexibly of using work) .

3. Not sure who are the authors.4. Dont know if the work is licensed and under which terms.

5. internet is huge and you need to know what is available and whatwork is not available.

6. In the internet there is no way to use a work without making acopy.


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Creative Commons

CC


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What is Creative Commons

Creative Commons was established in 2001,as nonprofitorganization that works to increase the amount of creativity(cultural, educational, and scientific content ) in the body of thework that is available to the public for free and legal sharing ,use

repurposing, and remixing. Share , Remix Means that the user can change the work ,modify

it and build upon it ,Reuse Legally .

CC licenses are not an alternative to copyright .


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1. Understanding the nature of your creative work.

2. Decide on the distribution format .

3. Decide on how many restrictions you want to place on your work.

Do you want to allow commercial uses?

Do you want to allow modifications?

How would you like others to distribute modifications?4. Decide on the country you will release your work in.

5. Select the appropriate license.

7. Are you a creator or a user?

8. What kind of work do you want to use (books,journal,music,digital format)?9. Determine what do you want to do with the work?

How to select a license ?

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How Does Creative CommonsWork?

CC licenses let people easilychange their copyright termsfrom the default of all rightsreserved to some rightsreserved .

You can modify your copyrightterms to best suit your needsaccording to the different licensesavailable ( you can chose one orhave a mixture of two or more).

add as MANY or as LITTLErestrictions to your work as you like

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they have the ability to make more exact copies and then share them..They also have the ability to make changes to your picture, and share that?But what if you don't want them to

2 - Once someone has one copy of your picture


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only one copy exists.You can keep that copy,or give it to a friend,or maybe even sell it.

1- When you draw a picture


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How to Licence your work

A- Choose conditions.

B- Select license.C- Your license will be expressed in three ways.


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B - Select License.


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A- Choose conditions

A. Attribution

B. No derivatives

C. Share Alike

D. Non Commercial

E. Attribution Non-commercialNo Derivatives

F. Attribution Non-commercialShare Alike

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Work should be attributed to its owner(original author).

Work can be waived if a permission is

obtained from the owner.

The work,or any other modifications basedon the work must give credit to the owner,this means that others may share your work

as long as they acknowledged you as theauthor .

A - Attribution

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Attribution


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Example


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The work can not be used in anycommercial purpose. Unless apermission is obtained from the owner.

Others are permitted to copy.

Distribute. Display and perform.

You can work out individualarrangements for commercial use so

that you can get paid

B - Non-Commercial )NC(

Attribution Non-commercial


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Example

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The user is free to use the work as itis.

Can not make derivative works basedupon it .

No modification ,transformations or

changes are allowed. Others are not allowed to use your

work in a way you disagree with.

Others are permitted to copy.

Distribute.

Display and perform exact copies ofthe work only.

C - No derivatives )ND(

Attribution No Derivatives


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Example


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D Share Alike


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The work can be modified ,changed andredistributed under the same license.

If the original license prohibits commercial usewith a Share Alike condition ,then it should notbe possible to do any modifications based onthis work commercially in all other license afterthat .

If you allow others to make changes to yourwork, you also need to think about whether or

not you will require them to use the samelicense as ("Share Alike").

D - Share Alike


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Share Alike

Attribution Non-commercialNo Derivatives


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Share Alike does not go with NoDerivatives.

They dont work together


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C- The licenses come in three layers

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3. Lawyer readable4. Human readable

5. Machine- readable

1 Legal Code


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1- Legal Code

2- Digital Code


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2- Digital Code

Copy the machine readable code to your website .

The code will add a link to the selected license on CC website

Publish your work.


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CCi in Jordan & The Problems

General public are not aware of theCC movement and its importance.

Few Jordanian lawyers have

significant knowledge in copyrightand internet laws.

Limited internet use in Jordan.

The Problems of CC License in Jordan


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The Problems of CC License in Jordan

-General public are not aware of the CC movement and itsimportance.

-Few Jordanian lawyers have significant knowledge in copyright

and internet laws.

-English language is still an obstacle for many Jordanians.

-Limited internet use in Jordan.


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1. Creative Commons.2. Corporation Organization3. That does not conflict with public orders4. Fair Use or Fair dealing Exception to Authors Exclusive rights 17 Non- assignable license ) compulsory Licensing( - Not waivable by Jordanian

copyright law Collective Societies - Collective Work Moral Rights And /or any other applicable law- copyright law Considered as a derivative work from the original. You - Parties - licensee The natural or juridical person


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1. Can I still make money from a work I make available under aCreative Commons licenses?

Absolutely.

2. What if I change my mind?

Creative Commons licenses are non-revocable. This means thatyou cannot stop someone, who has obtained your work under aCreative Commons license ,from using the work according to thatlicense.

3. Is Creative Commons against copyright? No.

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5. Do Creative Commons licenses affect fair use ,fair dealing or

other exceptions to copyright? No. All jurisdictions allow some uses of copyrighted

material without permission, such as quotation ,current-affairs reporting ,or parody, although these vary from

country to country (exceptions and limitations) .


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References

www.creativecommons.org

http://creativecommons.org/international/jo/


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