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consider making a charitable contribution in support of Creative
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I’m immensely proud to be a founder of Creative Commons.
Our planning for Creative Commons started in the summer of 2000, with
the recognition of the  dissonance between copyright law and the
hopes and reality of the  Internet age. Blown to Bits chapter 6
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Over the past 8 years, Creative Commons has blossomed to become a
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Just a few weeks ago, we released the Creative Commons Network, which
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