Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 21st Jun 2006 22:54 UTC
Users of Microsoft Office can now choose one of the Creative Commons licenses for work created in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Microsoft and Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that offers flexible copyright licenses for creative works, partnered with 3sharp LLC to develop and test this new copyright licensing tool, known as the Creative Commons add-in for Microsoft Office.
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2006-01-03
Sure, that might work. But Microsoft would add exactly what in that procedure?
Does this mean I could previously licence my work only under Microsoft-sanctioned licenses, which left CC out?
Will I be able to publish my novel under a licence of my own devising, or will I have to reach an agreement with Microsoft before?
This has to be the silliest piece of news I've read today.
Edited 2006-06-22 09:50