Open Content Licensing: Cultivating The Creative Commons

Open Content Licensing:......Page 3
List of Contributors......Page 4
Table of Contents......Page 6
Foreword......Page 8
Who is behind it?......Page 10
Why contribute to the Creative Commons?......Page 11
Does CC mean that Copyright Law is Redundant?......Page 12
Conclusion: Copyright More Accessible and Negotiable......Page 13
Banco Court Keynote......Page 15
Introduction......Page 17
Does Copyright Have Limits? Eldred v Ashcroft and its Aftermath......Page 20
Conference Keynote......Page 33
Welcome......Page 37
The Vision for the Creative Commons: What are We and Where are We Headed? Free Culture......Page 43
Creative Commons Worldwide......Page 55
Tom Cochrane, DVC QUT TILS......Page 57
Neeru Paharia......Page 58
iCommons......Page 59
So what else do we do?......Page 60
MIT OpenCourseware Repository......Page 62
Sound Click......Page 63
Ian Oi......Page 64
Government and Creative Commons......Page 69
The Government’s Role in Supporting Creative Innovation......Page 71
Professor Stuart Cunningham......Page 76
Dr Terry Cutler......Page 77
Dr Anne Fitzgerald......Page 81
Neale Hooper......Page 85
DVC Tom Cochrane......Page 88
Creative Commons and the Creative Industries......Page 93
Richard Neville......Page 95
Professor Richard Jones......Page 99
Barry Conyngham AM......Page 107
Professor Greg Hearn......Page 110
Case Studies......Page 115
Open Content Licensing Initiatives......Page 117
Carol Fripp......Page 120
DennisMcNamara......Page 123
Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL)......Page 126
Jean Burgess......Page 134
Mark Fallu......Page 136
Australian Creative Resource Online (ACRO)......Page 141
Policy Issues......Page 145
Internet and Innovation......Page 147
Introduction......Page 152
Introduction......Page 154
What Does Copyright Law Allow?......Page 156
Sampling Case Law......Page 162
What Are MP3 Blogs?......Page 165
What Does Copyright Law Allow?......Page 166
What Is Culture Jamming?......Page 168
What Does The Law Allow?158158 Culture jamming may also lead to criminal charges or property based actions: see Pat O’Shane v John Fairfax & Sons [2004] NSWSC 140 (Unreported, Smart AJ, 16 March 2004) [29] referring to a recent example of this in relation to a Berlei bra billboard.......Page 169
Introduction......Page 174
Creative Commons......Page 175
Fair Use Reform......Page 179
Conclusion......Page 180
Law and Computer Games......Page 183
Introduction......Page 185
A Brief History of Games and Gaming with Keith Done......Page 190
Computer Games Landscape with Sal Humphreys......Page 196
Involvement of End Users in the Production Process with John Banks......Page 200
Legal Issues with Professor Brian Fitzgerald......Page 205
Blizzard v bnetd......Page 207
The Australian position......Page 209
Marvel v NCSoft......Page 210
Primary liability in Australia......Page 211
Secondary liability in Australia......Page 212
Machinima......Page 215
Conclusion......Page 218
Professor Lawrence Lessig......Page 219
Professor Stuart Cunningham......Page 223
Sal Humphreys......Page 226
Richard Neville (Futurist)......Page 228
Professor Brian Fitzgerald......Page 229
The Hon Justice Ronald Sackville......Page 230
Professor Arun Sharma......Page 231
Professor Richard Jones......Page 232
Dr Anne Fitzgerald......Page 233
Professor John Quiggin......Page 234
Professor Barry Conyngham AM......Page 235
DennismacNamara......Page 236
Damien O’Brien......Page 237
Michael Lavarch......Page 238
Renato Ianella......Page 239
Index......Page 240