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8. 8. Copyrightgrants copyrightowner a bundle of rights.
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11. 11. CC provides free licenses for content (creative works).
12. 19. Pre-digital copying and sharing
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14. 21. Restrictions vs. Freedoms
15. 22. The Solution
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21. 53. From flickr.com/photos/adamc1999/ Adam Curry
22. 54. Page fromWeekend , which used Currys photos in a way that violated the CC license
23. 55. Millionsof pieces of CClicensed content on the web
24. 56. Creative Commons lowers the transaction cost associated with reuse of creative works (content)...
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