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[David <havefunbegood AT gmail.com>]

I just read the ACC's paper on Creative Commons here:
http://www.copyright.org.au/g094.pdf

I'm a fan of Creative Commons, but not a one-eyed lunatic.
I also paid attention to the statement of the ACC's objectives at the end.

Did anyone find it to be something other than the subjective attack like I found the other article Brianna cited?

Both those papers on CC thoroughly contradict the ACC's objectives. I'm just wondering if I've got my head full of CC sand.

I would find it very hard to request my employer to cough up the lavish total$ to attend all of these sessions in addition to my time, given ACC HQ's path seems very crooked.

David.

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       copyright training sessions
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Hello folks,

Some events of interest:


I recall that the ACC is quite negative towards CC licenses (e.g.
<http://www.copyright.org.au/pdf/acc/articles_pdf/a06n04.htm>)
but I suppose these sessions would still be quite interesting and useful.

cheers,
Brianna