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Tag Archives: creative commons
Creative Commons on YouTube
Tweet When you upload a video to YouTube the default setting is “Standard YouTube License” but you actually can choose “Creative Commons” Why Creative Commons? Unless you are trying to make money off of your content, I would argue why … Continue reading
Flickr Photos and Creative Commons (CC)
Tweet Creative Commons is a licence that people can put on their work that is an alternative to copyright. Sometimes I do not want to copyright my work… sometimes I want to SHARE my work and allow others to use … Continue reading
