The document discusses Creative Commons and free culture. It notes that Creative Commons licenses allow creators to share their work while retaining copyright. It also discusses advocates for open access like Siva Vaidhyanathan and Carl Malamud who work to make publicly funded research available to the public. The document recommends ways to get involved with the open culture movement, such as applying Creative Commons licenses to one's own work or using fair use principles to create transformative works.

1. Creative Commons & Free Culture Brian Rowe Freedom for IP 2L Seattle University Law October 28th 2008

2. Twitter or Identi.ca: Sarterus Slides are on SlideShare.Net User: Sarterus

3. infringement nation John Tehranian $4.544 billion in potential damages each year

9. CC

10. Jump off a cliff

11. Human Readable Deeds

12. Legal Code

13. Machine Readable Code <a rel=&quot;license&quot; href=&quot;http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/&quot;>Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License</a>

15. BY

22. CC0

25. over $1.6 million in sales in the first week

26. Part II Free Culture

28. Siva

29. Carl Malamud from Public.Resources.org

36. The Wheeler Declaration An open university is one in which: 1. the research the university produces is open access 2. the course materials are open educational resources 3. the university embraces free software and open standards 4. if the university holds patents, it readily licenses them for free software, essential medicines, and the public good 5. the university network reflects the open nature of the internet

37. Creative Commons Links Creative Commons icommons Flickr (Millions of CC licensed photos)‏ Witness Human Rights Videos

38. Blogs CC Molly Kleinman (Multi-Purpose Librarian)‏ Freedom for IP Freedom to Tinker - Tim Lee / Ed Felton Lessig.org Boing Boing - Cory Doctorow US Bureau Fabulous Bitches Tim Hwang

39. Get Involved 5 mins – Read blogs and stay up to date 20 mins - Free your own work with CC and help build an open commons 1 hour – Use Fair Use to create a parody or Transformative work Off the Deep End – become a local activist

40. Credits Sarah Davies - Slides 4-8 and 22 Jishnu Menon - Slides Ideas from SIGGAPH 2008 EFF, CC, FSF, Duke Center for the study of the Public Domain & Internet Archive – Donating Swag