In this episode of CC's Open Minds, we sit down with programmer, musician, and copyright attorney Damien Riehl, and fellow musician and programmer, Noah Rubin, …
En esta ocasión conversamos con los compañeros de Colombia: Alejandro @alejandroangelt y Viviana @ViviRangel88, Líder del Capitulo CC Colombia @CCCol y represen…
Too many young people – particularly young people of color – lack enough familiarity or experience with emerging technologies to recognize how artificial intell…
Hablemos un poco más sobre lo que vas a conseguir en esta primera temporada del podcast. Como se concibió el proyecto y cuales fueron nuestras metas. Música: Th…
The joy of tinkering, making, and sharing is part of the human condition. In modern times, this creative freedom too often is stifled by secrecy as a means of m…
In this episode, Creative Commons' General Counsel, Kat Walsh, sits down for an hour-long discussion with award winning science fiction author, journalist and t…
Democracy means allowing everyday people to have their voices heard on public matters involving their communities. One of the goals of civic technology is to al…
Dr. Angela Haydel DeBarger is a Program Officer in Education at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Her portfolio addresses Open Education, with the aim o…
Í dag er næstum allt tengt internetinu - allt frá kaffivélinni þinni til bílsins þíns og hitastillisins. En "Internet of Things" gæti ekki verið hönnuð með öryg…
Brigitte Vézina is Creative Commons’ Director of Policy, Open Culture, and GLAM. Brigitte is passionate about all things spanning culture, arts, handicraft, tra…
Like many young people, Zach Latta went to a school that didn't teach any computer classes. But that didn’t stop him from learning everything he could about the…
Hessel van Oorschot is founder and "Chief of Noise" of the online music business Tribe of Noise, a community that connects artists, fans, and professionals. Fou…
Marc Maron is the host of a successful podcast, and when he and some other pioneers started out he didn’t have to think much about the layers of technology he w…
On this milestone episode of CC's Open Minds, join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Creative Commons' founding on December 19, 2021. We take you back …
What if we re-imagined the internet to be built by more people, in new ways, that actually worked for us as a public good instead of a public harm? Join Ethan Z…
On this episode, we’re joined by two guests, Yana Buhrer Tavanier and Pavel Kounchev, two of three co-founders of Fine Acts, a global creative studio that encou…
Financial transactions reveal so much about us: the causes we support, where we go, what we buy, who we spend time with. Somehow, the mass surveillance of finan…
Tyler Green is an award-winning author, historian and art critic. Tyler is also the producer/host of The Modern Art Notes podcast, described by The Washington P…
Matt Mitchell started Crypto Harlem to teach people in his community about how online and real life surveillance works, and what they could do about it. Through…
In celebration of International Open Access Week, our guest on this episode is Heather Joseph, the Executive Director of SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing and Aca…
There are flaws in the tech we use everyday- from little software glitches to big data breaches, and security researchers often know about them before we do. Ge…
In anticipation of our upcoming virtual CC Global Summit, we’re doing something a little different in this episode. Pack your bags and prepare for a short (audi…
Vélarnir sem reyna að stjórna umfjöllun á netinu gera slæma vinnu, og þeir manneskjur sem stjórna stærstu tæknifyrirtækjum gera ekki betur. Lófið á internetinu …
Your phone is a window to your soul - and that window has been left open to law enforcement. Today, even small-town police departments have powerful tools that …