Sentence examples for open content from inspiring English sources
noun
Creative work that others can freely and legally copy or modify.
- Many websites are copyrighted and do not have any open content.
The Open Content Alliance, by contrast, is making the material available to any search service.
And several libraries are working with both Google and the Open Content Alliance.
In place of frustration and restriction, open content licenses encourage creative collaboration and generosity.
But if the web has taught us anything it is the power of open content and unanticipated reuse.
Libraries that sign with the Open Content Alliance are obligated to pay the cost of scanning the books.
To open content on mobile devices, Western Digital offers two free apps, WD Photos and WD 2go.
His much-imitated open-content website has profoundly changed the way people access information.
A search engine for the open-content images has been created by the Getty and can be used free. .
The open-content, web-based collaborative model supports what they call a "FlexBook," which they hope to help teachers write and design a textbook and curriculum that meets the needs of their students and state standards.
To counteract such exclusions, many artists and others are using new kinds of 'open content' licenses.
Through on-licensing, the 'viral' heart of 'open content' licenses ensure that the 'source' film material, and all derivative works will become in perpetuity, a legally protected creative resource.
