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["Li Yahong" <yali AT hku.hk>]

Dear Jon,

Remember the meeting we had at Hong Kong U. of Science and Technology a year 
ago?  I am from Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong in charge of 
IP/IT LLM program and was interested in starting the project in HK but was 
later interrupted by my maternity leave.  I am still interested in it but is 
being held up by many other on-going commitments right now.  I expect that I 
will have some time to re-visit the matter in July and August this year.  I 
hope I can talk to Professor Chunyan Wang, the lead person for CC China and 
my classmate at Beida, to learn more from her about China's experiences in 
setting up CC there.

Best,
Yahong Li
Associate Professor
Department of Law
The University of Hong Kong

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jon Phillips" <jon AT creativecommons.org>
To: "Isaac Mao" <isaac.mao AT gmail.com>
Cc: <cc-hk AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Cc-hk] Introducing Eric Eldred


> <topPost />
>
> With Isaac Mao and Eric Eldred on this, we've got the A-team!
>
> I'm curious who from HK that is on this list on the legal side?
>
> Jon
>
>
> On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 13:52 +0800, Isaac Mao wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm Isaac Mao from Social Brain Foundation(SBF).
> > SBF firstly introduce CC to China mainland since 2003 and create the
> > Chinese name "创作共用" now adopted by many grassroots publishers
> > especially in Chinese blogosphere.  We were experience a lot of
> > educational and outreach problems in China but eventually make it
> > widely known by harnessing the power of web 2.0 and blogging.  So it's
> > time to share our experiences and lessons with HK people after I
> > joined the forum of "Does copyright law hinder innovation?" held by
> > InMedia and OpenKnowledgeHK.net(
> > http://www.danwei.org/intellectual_property/copyright_and_innovation.php).
> > I was surprised that HK's progress on adopting new creative license is
> > now left behind China mainland and Taiwan, even the new regulations
> > consulting document didn't show the advance on fair use.  So thanks to
> > Eric's idea of building a joint force by HK pioneers to light up the
> > flame.
> >
> > My colleagues in SBF would like to support in any ways to HK CC
> > building. We will actively participate the initial discussion of the
> > program and provide any knowledge and promotion support in great China
> > region with our resources. E.g. the coming 3rd Chinese Blogger
> > Conference and possible the 1st HK Blogger Conference.  Pls don't
> > hesitate to share us your ideas too.
> >
> > Isaac Mao
> > http://www.isaacmao.com
> > lifelog: 
> > http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=OO5Vvvy42xG8qifCe_gC8A
> > profile(Chinese): http://mao.wealink.com
> > profile(English): http://www.linkedin.com/in/isaacmao
> > skype: isaac.mao
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