Creative Commons (CC), the non-profit organisation designed to protect creators' work whilst allowing online sharing, has just turned six. It's broken its initial goal of $500,000 of funding by ...

We've been looking at the GateHouse/New York Times Co. linking dispute quite a bit recently. (See our previous posts on the case here and here.) To recap: NYT Co.'s Boston Globe is republishing the ...

You might not know it yet, but Al Jazeera may have just changed the face of student journalism. The news agency has now started publishing its news footage on the web under a Creative Commons ...

Creative Commons solves a particular problem for us — how to encourage republication at scale without tying up staff in negotiating deals and policing unauthorized uses. We’ve found it an invaluable ...

Journalists are allowed to choose from a “range of Creative Commons licenses to tell people how you’d like your work used.” ProPublica, as noted earlier , makes it really easy for people to ...

Back in 2002, Creative Commons first published a set of licenses that were meant to ease the way for creative work to be shared and reused. The licenses allowed the owners of copyrighted works to ...

The former “words” journalist “bet on pictures.” Now her comics journalism is much in demand. Skip to main content ProPublica ... Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) ...

I've always loved writing. I remember writing creative short stories that, looking back, made absolutely no sense, but I enjoyed writing them anyway. Sage Sinnott By the time I hit high school ...