Creative Commons and Creative Commons licenses
When the initial Creative Commons licenses (version 1.0) were introduced in December 2002, the licenses were based on United States (US) copyright law. These licenses, although based on US copyright law were referred to as “generic” inasmuch as they do not specify a specific jurisdiction or governing law that would […]
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