CREATIVE COMMON LICENSE
Fatin Farida
Created on March 13, 2023
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Mohammad Mahyuddin Solihin bin Shamsuddin (B20220310) Abdul Rasyid bin Abd Salam (B20220296) Muhammad Akmalul ‘Arief bin Dato Seri Pahlawan Haji Mohammad Irwan (B20220400) Fatin Farida binti Haji Asri (B20220369)
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Introduction
Creative Common Lincense
Content
Their tools
give everyone from individual creators to large companies a massive and expanding digital commons, made up of a collection of content that may be copied, shared, modified, remixed, and built upon while staying within the bounds of copyright law.
Helps
maintaining their copyright while enabling others to reproduce, distribute, and utilize their work in some limited ways at least for non-commercial purposes.
Guarantees
licensors receive the proper credit for their contributions.
What is Creative Common?
The Creative Commons is a collaborative source of digital media that is immediately and cost-free to utilize. The typical "all rights reserved" environment that copyright law produces is balanced by the Creative Commons copyright licenses and tools. Their tools provide a straightforward, standardized method for anyone to provide copyright authorization to their creative work, from small businesses and institutions to lone creators.
Introduction
CC licensing is often motivated by the public benefits that flow from it, there are some personal benefits to the sharer as well.
Importance of Creative Commons
They allow more people to participate in the creation and remix of our cultural outputs.
They enable people to freely share and build upon existing works, which speeds innovation and the advancement of human knowledge.
They open up creative and educational content to everyone, including those who might not otherwise be able to access it.
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A copyright is a right to copy when said in simplest form. This means the original creators and the people they give authorisation to are the only ones with exclusive rights to reproduce the work. The use of creative commons throws out the hassle of asking for permission from creators every time you want to use their work. It provides their licensing tools for the creators' use for free.
What is copyright?
If the project is to be modified, remixed or transformed, you must distribute your contributions under the same license.
SA - ShareAlike
The original creator does not give permission to change and remix the work. If you do so, you are not allowed to distribute the work/project.
ND - No Derivatives
No business is to be made using the work. No one else except the original creators are allowed to produce profit off the project.
NC - Non Commercial
You must acknowledge the original creator when publishing their project containing the creator's work. Give appropriate credit by providing a link to the license and mention if changes were made.
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BY - Attribution
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This allows others to redistribute your work - commercially or non commercially - as long as they credit you and do not after your work.
This license lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work even for commercial purposes, as long as they credit you and license their new creations under identical terms.
This symbol means that the item is free of known copyright restrictions. It is used for very old works whose copyright has expired.
Creative Commons License
Types of Creative Commons
CC BY-ND
CC BY-SA
Public Domain
This license is the most restrictive, allowing others to download your works and share them with others as long as they credit you. But they may not change your works or use them commercially.
This license lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work non-commercially, as long as they credit you and license their new creations under identical terms.
This lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work for non-commercial purposes as long as they acknowledge you.
Creative Commons License
Types of Creative Commons
CC BY-NC-ND
CC BY-NC-SA
CC BY-NC
As the Creative Commons idea is solidly rooted in established copyright law rather than in unproven, unfamiliar new concepts where there shouldn't be any significant risks associated with implementing it. It makes it simple for copyright owners to state up front the types of uses they'll permit and for everyone else to understand what they are and are not allowed to do with the content they are considering. Creative Commons doesn't alter the letter of the law in the slightest, but it remains as one of the major changes to intellectual property thinking since the establishment of current copyright legislation.
Conclusion
and that concludes our presentation