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As I mentioned on the 3rd, the survey about the use of open content licences by the UK cultural heritage community is now closed. We’ve now entered into the analysis phase, and should have the list of applicable respondents finalized this week. Though I have a pretty good idea of the cross tabs and charts [...]

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The survey is now closed. Thank you very much for everyone that participated, and the prize giveaway for the iPod Shuffles will take place very soon. We will be writing up the report and analyzing the data over the next few weeks, and we should have a final product before the end of October.
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At this year’s Gikii conference, Richard Jones of Liverpool John Moores University (where he is a Reader in Law and IT) has a new project. He together with RA Roksana Ghaffrinik, are looking in to traditional music and IP. The core of the study, from what I gather, is folk music and copyright (rather than [...]

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Quick update. The survey on open content licensing and UK cultural heritage organisations has over 60 respondents. We have extended the survey, and hope to gain 100 or more respondents in total.
I gave a talk at Eduserv last Friday about the survey, and some preliminary results. I’ll try to post it up later [...]

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Not much to recap at the moment, but today I’m at the BBC Backstage’s TV unFestival. I presented on Creative Commons and had some lively discussion as a result.
Kevin Anderson has a post that recaps some of the morning’s sessions.

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