Development of Creative Commons licenses

["Sincaglia, Nicolas" <nsincaglia AT musicnow.com>]

Doug, 

You need to clearly show which license goes with which work. 

Nick

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To: Discussion on the Creative Commons license drafts
Subject: Re: [cc-licenses] "commercial" use of Att/Share-alike materials

Thanks Nick.

Adding it to the credits is a good idea.  Next question on that  
though -- if I ended up using some CC-BY  in addition to CC-BY/ 
ShareAlike, would I just add two sections to the credits, one for  
each group of pieces or just include both notifications at the end of  
the credits, OR?  Thanks,

doug

Douglas Mills <dmills AT uiuc.edu>
Computer Assisted Instruction Specialist
CITES Educational Technologies
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign




On Oct 18, 2005, at 11:48 AM, Sincaglia, Nicolas wrote:

> Doug,
>
> You are correct in saying you can sell the DVD if the works you are
> using are not under a noncommercial license.
>
> I don't think a readme file on the DVD is against the rules of the
> license but I could think of a better place to put it. I would suggest
> you either add this information the end of the film as part of your
> credits or add it to the liner notes on the DVD cover.
>
> Sections 4a and 4b of the CC-By License has some guidelines on how you
> need to display the license and copyright notices. In the case of the
> copyright notices, it states that these requirements are  
> "reasonable to
> the medium" so there are no strict rules on the exact location of  
> these
> notices. In regards to the CC license notice the only strict rule is
> "You must keep intact all notices that refer to this License and to  
> the
> disclaimer of warranties." This means that if you use a work that
> already has a CC notice included within it, you are not allowed to
> remove it or relocate it to another location in your work.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Nick
>
>
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> Mills
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> Subject: [cc-licenses] "commercial" use of Att/Share-alike materials
>
> This seems basic but I'm new and not finding this elsewhere.  I'm
> creating soccer highlight videos to be distributed via DVD for a
> small cost to families of our soccer team.  I want to use music
> licensed with a cc attribution/share-alike license.  My understanding
> then is that (provided it's not a "noncommercial" license) I can sell
> my DVDs BUT must allow others to make derivative works from them if
> they so choose, and, in fact, need to include the Creative Commons
> license somewhere in my work (a read me file on the DVD?).   Am I
> missing anything or misunderstanding anything?  Thanks for any
> clarification on this.
>
> Doug
>
> Douglas Mills <dmills AT uiuc.edu>
> Computer Assisted Instruction Specialist
> CITES Educational Technologies
> University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
>
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