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Content Clearing
The Open Source movement has developed new concepts and business models based on co-operative ownership of software. The same paradigm shift, which has its roots in Europe, is happening now with content, whereby some 50 million creative works are now licensed under CC. Communities of open content have always existed in cultural heritage media and many AV producers are open towards alternate licensing.
The advent of new forms of media production (blogs, Vlog, podCasting) are challenging traditional copyright concepts.
Networked
AV systems need to reflect present heterogeneous copyright environments
to lower market entry barriers for content producers and distributors.
The Hybrid Copyright NoE sets out as its key objectives, to re-enable a
horizontal media market and boost the exchange of (personal) broadband
content.
Together with our customers, we look at the patterns of
preferences and prevailing practices to protect content or publish it
with only some rights reserved. We develop sustainable business models,
and offer value added services.
A content registration service has been launched on September 15th 2006 in berlin together with the founder of Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig.
