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State of the Commons

PublishedNovember 2014
PublisherCreative Commons

ABSTRACT
State of the Commons covers the impact and success of free and open content worldwide, including new data on what’s shared with a CC license.

We found nearly 900 million Creative Commons-licensed works, dramatically up from our last report of 400 million in 2010. Creators are now choosing less restrictive CC licenses more than ever before — over half allow both commercial use and adaptations.

Fourteen countries have now adopted national open education policies, and open textbooks have saved students more than 100 million dollars. These are big moves making big impacts.

Keywords Creative Commons · Free Art License · GNU General Public License · infographic · open access policy · open license · TAACCCT · UNESCO

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Rightsby/4.0
URLhttps://stateof.creativecommons.org/report/
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