Creative Commons: A License to Share
In mid-2008, the Creative Commons licensing system was launched in Singapore. Warren Chik, law professor at the Singapore Management University, is a member of the Creative Commons Singapore team that has worked to adapt the licenses both linguistically and legally to Singapore’s jurisdiction. As Ch...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2009
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| Summary: | In mid-2008, the Creative Commons licensing system was launched in Singapore. Warren Chik, law professor at the Singapore Management University, is a member of the Creative Commons Singapore team that has worked to adapt the licenses both linguistically and legally to Singapore’s jurisdiction. As Chik points out, these licenses reflect significant social, technological changes that have been unfolding in recent years. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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