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Hip to be CC-ed
Default CC licensing on content hosting sites gets Alek Tarkowski thinking…

South-South Alliances - the Bangalore workshop on Electronic Publishing
Eve Gray reports on this gathering, and discusses the importance of open access for developing countries.

Cafuné - breaking the limits for Open Business models
This Brazilian film was released simultaneously on the movie circuit, and on p2p networks. Read this in-depth report outlining why the director chose this business model, and the outcome of his daring strategy.

How one man stopped worrying and learnt to love CC
Photojournalist, Andrew Heavens tells Rebecca Kahn how CC licences have helped spread the pictures he takes in Ethiopia - across the world.

The Organisation Spotlight: What’s up at Tactical Tech?
Find out where to download the newly released Open Publishing edition of NGO-in-a-box.

Commoner Profile: 10 Questions for Jimbo Wales
Musings on Wikipedia - and Jimmy’s favourite toothpaste. Read on…

10 of the Best: Got popcorn?
This month’s not quite ‘10 of the Best’, reviews 7 of the top full-length open source films online. A great resource - just in time for the weekend.

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