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1. Creative Commons licenses

   ... Creative Commons ( CC ) licenses give every person and organization in the world a ...

2. Impact on ownership when choosing a CC BY-NC or CC BY-NC-ND Creative Commons License

   ... the conditions for reuse by others. This is usually a Creative Commons ( CC ) license. However, when selecting a license with an NC ...

3. Copyright

   ... being looked into (medio 2017) on instigation of VSNU. Creative Commons licences Creative Commons ( CC ) licences aims to make ...

4. Open education

   ... publications. 2. Open content Open content refers to creative works, such as texts, images, sound or video, that are published under an open licence (e.g. Creative Commons ), which explicitly permits copying, adapting and distribution. 3. ...

5. Libraries at polytechnicals go green

   ... are made freely accessible via a repository and get a Creative Commons license, so reuse is possible worldwide. This accounts for ...

6. Pilot Open Access monitoring launched

   ... types of Gold open access, as well as detecting different ( Creative Commons ) licenses and the time between publication and OA availability ...

7. Researcher / author

   ... to exploitation as long as possible. Make use of Creative Commons licenses to organise your rights. This will make it easier to tackle ...

8. Open access book fund launched for RUG and UMCG authors

   ... or edited volume should preferably be published under a Creative Commons Attribution license ( CC BY). The ...

9. Taylor & Francis 2018-2020

   ... author to publish in open access. Select the  Creative Commons license  of your choice.   * Please note that in 2018 ...

10. Quality

    ... clearly state (per article) the (re) use rights (eg Creative Commons CC BY licenses)? Does the magazine have an ISSN (International ...

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