How can licensing give creators control over use of their work?
Eric Steuer of Creative Commons tells us how; Kristen announces a new Pulse feature
Kristen Taylor | Dec 16, 2008

Eric Steuer, Creative Director of Creative Commons tell us how cc licenses empower creators and shares what's next for the organization. Find more at the Creative Commons blog, wiki, and projects page.

Happy 6th Birthday, Creative Commons!

How do you license your work? Tell us in the comments. (And what do you think of our new Pulse feature?)

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Posted by Heidimiller
Dec 16, 2008 - 11:05am
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Care to leave a video comment on how Creative Commons licensing affects your online work and information needs?

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Licensing Music
Posted by coach
Dec 17, 2008 - 12:55pm

This is an interesting post, since I am in the music business (plug - www.henrystonemusic.com). Generally, when we license our tracks, we go through normal channels, BMI, Harry Fox, regular licensing requests, and stuff like that. I have never heard of Creative Commons and will have to check them out. I know that clearing licenses can often be a chore, especially when multiple people or companies have an interest in an item to be licensed. It does seem like technology should be able to streamline that process.