“Setting Online Works Free Doesn’t Please Everyone,” by Sarah Lai Stirland.

“Web Service: Creative Commons,” by J. Murali.

“Creative Commons : Une Nouvelle Approche de la Propriété Intellectuelle,” by Chantal Dussuel (in French).

“Entre lo publico y lo privado,” (in Spanish).

“A Copyright Contrarian,” by Jonathan Krim

“Ahead of the Curve,” by Steve Billmor

“Unlocking the Copyright Culture,” by Maggie Shiels.

“Digital Entertainment: Rights and Responsbilities,” with Jon Godon

“Fighting The Mickey Mouse Protection Act: A Copyright Law That Favors Corporations Over Creativity,” by Michael May.

May 16, 2002 SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA – Representatives from the new nonprofit Creative Commons (https://creativecommons.org) today outlined the company’s plans to help lower the legal barriers to creativity through an innovative coupling of law and technology. The Creative Commons will provide a free set of tools to enable creators to share aspects of their copyrighted…