Creative commons global summit september 16 2011 - license 4.0 session

Creative commons global summit september 16 2011 - license 4.0 session

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  Creative Commons GlobalSummitWarsaw 2011CC 4.0: building a global license suiteMassimo Travostino, Nexa Center, Torino – Italylicensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011Who fears an international unported license ?
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011«CC licensed» works are intended to be used worldwidweCC License is worldwideLicenses are ported country by country
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011The more a license is successfully «ported»the more is likely to create problems in other jurisdictions
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw20114.0 unported international license is a great opportunity for improving the legal enforceability of CC licenses
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011TOPICS AND ISSUES IN DRAFTING AN UNPORTED LICENSE
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011 Peculiarities of a «public license» toward a two-parties license
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  Nature of thelicense/contract
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  Licensee unknown tolicensor
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  Not agreeed inwriting
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  Multiple kind ofworks and rightsCC Global Summit Warsaw 2011Drafting techniquehigh-level harmonization of wording and terms (international copyright Conventions) and avoid pitfalls of single national laws-> identify specific legislation issues that could harm enforceability of a single clause or the entire contract
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011Applicable law, under threeperspectivesDrafting the text of the licenseApplicable law to the license/contractApplicable law to the licensedrights
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011Object of the license and otherrightsNemo plus iuristransferrepotestquam ipse habet
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  CC Global Summit Warsaw2011Language and translationCC Global Summit Warsaw 2011Differenteffects and application of the licenseaccording to jurisdictions:
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  Future rights
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  Unwaivablerights
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  Moral rights
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  Limitation of responsibility
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  Relations with collectingsocieties
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  Consumers protection andmeaning of «non commercial»