CC thinking for cultural organizations
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Rosemary Bechler, Unbounded Freedom: A Guide to Creative Commons Thinking for Cultural Organizations, The British Council. Undated but apparently released this month. Bechler gives three pages to a detailed case study of Eve Gray's OA recommendations to South Africa's Human Sciences Research Council (blogged here in May 2005).
PS: Thanks to Glyn Moody, who gave Bechler's report a strong recommendation: "It is probably the single best short introduction to intellectual monopoly issues I have ever read. It is well written, accessible, packed with good examples and surprisingly comprehensive."Files
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Rosemary Bechler, Unbounded Freedom: A Guide to Creative Commons Thinking for Cultural Organizations, The British Council . Undated but apparently released this month. Bechler gives three pages to a detailed case study of Eve Gray's OA recommendations to South Africa's Human Sciences Research Council (blogged here in May 2005).PS: Thanks to Glyn Moody, who gave Bechler's report a strong recommendation:
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- https://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006/09/cc-thinking-for-cultural-organizations.html
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2006-09-26T00:00:00Z
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2006-09-26T15:56:18Z