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Interfacing the Law
The library is open
Creative Commons
Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that offers copyright licenses for digital work.
No registration is necessary to use the Creative Commons licenses. Instead, content creators select which of the organization's six licenses best meets their goals, then tag their work so that others know under which terms and conditions the work is released. Users can search the CreativeCommons.org website for creative works such as music, videos, academic writing, code or images to use commercially or to modify, adapt or build upon.
