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Scientific American Article on Creative Commons
posted by scubacuda on Wednesday February 12, @02:00AM
from the you-may-use-my-work dept.
Copyright In the latest Scientific American issue, the article Some Rights Reserved outlines the basics of the Creative Commons project. (Those unfamiliar with the project should definitely check out the presentation, Get Creative.)

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