Google supports CC
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Google has donated $30,000 to Creative Commons.
Comment. Good move. The more CC content there is, the more Google-crawlable content there is.
There's an even more important element here, but to describe it we need a term like "net share" (by analogy to "market share"). The more some-rights-reserved content increases net share, the more all-rights-reserved content loses net share. And the more that happens, the more the net becomes a headache-free zone for crawling, indexing, and sharing.
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Google has donated $30,000 to Creative Commons. Comment . Good move. The more CC content there is, the more Google-crawlable content there is. There's an even more important element here, but to describe it we need a term like "net share" (by analogy to "market share"). The more some-rights-reserved content increases net share, the more all-rights-reserved content loses net share.
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- tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3536726.post-116257869818532118
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- https://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2006/11/google-supports-cc.html
Dates
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2006-11-03T00:00:00Z
- Updated
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2006-11-03T18:33:57Z