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BBC 'Napster' gets the go ahead
June 8, 2004, Chris Vanstone

The BBC is pioneering new approach to public access rights based on the creative commons licence.

Using the internet, it offers rights holders the opportunity to release audio visual content for viewing, copying and sharing but with some rights reserved, such as commercial exploitation rights.

So, in the case of audio visual material, the public are allowed increased access but the exploitation of the same material in the commercial arena by rights holders is protected.

Via Demos Greenhouse

CATEGORY: OPEN SOURCE

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