Free and Creative Culture

•     Bill Moyers
•       A Fair(y) Use Tale (From Stanford Law School)
  
•       Lawrence Lessig on "The Creative Commons"
•       Free Culture Blog
•       Creative Commons

	Bill Moyers' Address to the National Conference for Media, Memphis, Tennessee (January 2007). The video is in two parts; be sure to see both.  A transcript of the speech can be found below the window for Part II.
	A Fair(Y) Use Tale by the Media Education Foundation uses snippets of Disney films to explain fair use.  Worth watching.
	Lawrence Lessig, Stanford Law School: "The Creative Commons" http://www.princeton.edu/WebMedia/lectures/ Once at the Princeton site, you may choose to: scroll down to February 20, 2003 or Use your browser to search the page for "creative"
	Free Culture Blog FreeCulture.org was founded by two Swarthmore students after they sued voting-machine manufacturer Diebold for abusing copyright law in 2003. Named after the book Free Culture by Stanford University law professor, Lawrence Lessig. FreeCulture.org is part of a growing movement, with roots in the free software / open source community, media activists, creative artists and writers, and civil libertarians.
	Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators. [CC has] built upon the "all rights reserved" concept of traditional copyright to offer a voluntary "some rights reserved" approach. [CC] is a nonprofit organization.