Discussione delle licenze Creative Commons

[Lorenzo De Tomasi <detomasi.liste AT libero.it>]

Inizio del messaggio inoltrato:

> Da: Andrea Glorioso <sama AT perchetopi.org>
> Data: Gio 27 Mag 2004  10:38:06 Europe/Rome
> A: copywhat AT lists.perchetopi.org
> Cc: cc-it <cc-it AT lists.ibiblio.org>
> Oggetto: [c-what] BBC e Creative Commons
>
> Ciao a tutti.
>
> Probabilmente molti di voi lo sanno, ma la BBC sta valutando, per il
> proprio progetto di archiviazione digitale dello scibile in proprio
> possesso, l'utilizzo di una licenza aderente ai principi di base del
> progetto Creative Commons:
>
> http://digital-lifestyles.info/ 
> display_page.asp?section=distribution&id=1254
>
>   "In a significant  step forward towards  the opening of a portion of
>   the   BBC's archives, the BBC today    made their intentions for the
>   Creative Archives clearer to other UK broadcasters and public sector
>   organisations.  The Creative  Archive, originally announced  by Greg
>   Dyke in 2003, plans to offer the British public  free access to some
>   of the BBC's audio and video programming.
>
>   This afternoon the first  meeting of an external consultative panel,
>   which included many UK media holders,  heard the BBC's decision that
>   it will base   the Creative Archive  usage licence  on  the Creative
>   Commons (CC) model.  This  confirmation follows some speculation  on
>   the subject. The CC model turns copyright  on its head by explaining
>   the ways that the content can be used rather than saying it cannot -
>   or Some  Rights Reserved  as they put   it.  By  happy  coincidence,
>   Creative Commons 2.0 was released yesterday."
>
> Naturalmente ora bisognera` seguire la faccenda e capire quale licenza
> sceglieranno di preciso, come la applicheranno, e via discorrendo.  Mi
> pare comunque un passo "interessante".
>
> ciao,
>
> andrea
>
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