How Creative Commons saved Ficlets

Robotech sez, "In '07, Boing Boing covered Ficlets.com, a Creative Commons-based project with involvement by John Scalzi and Wil Wheaton, in which people could write stories in 1024-byte chunks, including ones based on other peoples' stories. In early 2009, AOL shuttered Ficlets--but the CC license came to the rescue, allowing its contents to be scooped and rehosted elsewhere. 3 mo. later, a new version of the site launched: ficly.com. I wrote this piece going into more detail about how the CC license saved Ficlets."

How Creative Commons saved Ficlets

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Creative Commons Xmas carol, "Please Share Alike"

Lawrence Lessig, Leo Laporte, Dick DeBartolo, Zadi Diaz, Kevin Kelly, and Mark and me sang along in "A Creative Commons Christmas Carol," a freely licensed Christmas carol.

Creative Commons Xmas carol, "Please Share Alike"

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