From MashupCamp

Licensing Between Free and Commercial

~ Facilitated by Nate Ritter

This session was recorded and the audio file is available on xDrive. If you have trouble downloading the file, log into xDrive and access the Mashup Camp 4 public folder

There are two pieces I'm interested in regarding licenses, and I would prefer they both be listed within the Creative Commons format.

• A license which allows me to sell a product designed to make money, which I can sell to you, so that you can make money, but you can't sell it to someone else.
• A license with the base foundation of the (Commercial), No-Deritive Works, Share Alike, Attribution license but has a limit based on readership/viewership/subscription/etc. So, if Time Magazine wanted to use a photo I had on Flickr, they could, but they have to contact me and negotiate payment, but some tiny newspaper in Podunk, USA or some small blogger could use it for free.

Goals of dialogue : Answers to questions

• Are these licenses possible/probable?
• Would they be useful?
• How do we go about getting these made (process)?

Actual dialogue

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