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- More digital tools for promoting access in the United StatesTwo more great copyright tools from Michael Brewer are the Fair Use Evaluator and the Exceptions for Instructors eTool. The Fair Use Evaluator enables librarians and educators to collect, organize and archive the information they might need to support a fair use evaluation in the United States. It also provides the user with a time-stamped [...]
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- Africa: On Homophobia in AfricaResponses to Homophobia in Africa by Sokari: “I’m writing this post in response to number of articles on the prevalence of homophobia in Africa and to try and give some perspective and historical context.”
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- The Globalisation of ’Open’ (DRAFT)A critique of Wikipedia’s use of the Creative Commons BY-SA license
- WikiwarsA presentation of the first draft of my thoughts for the WikiWars reader
- Sustainability models for digitisation projectA slideshow used to describe the business partnership between Flickr and museums in the Flickr Commons project.
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