W11.1 May 13 (Mon) --LI YULUN

 1. Summary

focuses on Creative Commons, a global nonprofit organization that facilitates the sharing and reuse of creativity and knowledge through free legal tools. Creative Commons offers a variety of licenses, including CC0, a public domain dedication for rights holders who wish to place their works in the public domain before copyright expiration, and Public Domain Markup, a tool for marking works in the global public domain. Creative Commons licenses and tools are specifically designed for use on the web, making the content made available under their terms easy to search, discover, and use. In addition, the article explains the meaning of the term “reserved partial rights”, which refers to a set of exclusive rights that a creator has over his or her work, usually including the right to reproduce, distribute, display, and adapt it.


2. Interesting points   

Creative Commons offers a range of flexible copyright licensing methods, such as Attribution, Non-Commercial Use, Prohibited Deduction and Share Alike. This flexibility allows authors to choose the appropriate licensing method for their needs, while at the same time making it clear to users the rules they need to follow when using their works.


3. Discussion

Creative Commons has had a profound impact on the creative industries. It has changed the traditional model of copyright trading, making it possible for more works to be more widely distributed at a lower cost. However, it may also pose challenges to some creators who rely on copyright income. Therefore, how to promote the sustainable development of the creative industries while protecting the rights and interests of creators is an issue worthy of in-depth discussion.

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