But, in the meantime, it’s pressing on and is today officially adding a familiar name — some legitimacy — to its open textbooks through Creative Commons. The startup has released 18 open ...

In the open source software community, the growing number of conflicting and incompatible licenses has created numerous challenges for developers. Some fear that Creative Commons is paving the way ...

In a paper sent to EU policymakers, a group of companies, including GitHub, Hugging Face, Creative Commons, and others, are encouraging more support for the open-source development of different AI ...

The license for the 3DBenchy model is (and always has been) the Creative Commons BY-ND 4.0, which requires attribution and forbids distributing of derivative works. This means that legally any ...

Creative Commons licenses are defined by the presence ... This license is often compared to “copyleft” free and open source software licenses. All new works based on your own derivative ...

The Creative Commons Add-in for Office is a free download (and even open source) for Windows systems only. If you are interested in finding Creative Commons licensed content instead, check out the ...

Creative Commons: Next Stop for School Books ... to this burden has been the rising cost of textbooks. [READ: Open-Source Textbooks Most Affordable for Community College Students] A 2008 ...

Creative Commons relies on a team of volunteer developers to maintain its open source projects. It’s possible some of those volunteers will be getting paid for their work for the first time.

[Image: courtesy of Grant for the Web] Now, Mozilla, Creative Commons, and a new micropayment ... per year for five years to content sites, open source infrastructure developers, and others ...

This article forms part of Wired.co.uk's Creative Commons Week ... and gear you’ll need for summer fun. This open source protocol ensures your devices play nicely. Matter 1.4.1 makes setup ...