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What is Joi Ito most known for?
Joi Ito is known for his blogging, moblogging, and creative commons. He is also known for being a Japanese-American activist. He is also the Director of MIT Media Lab.
Where can one find free stock photography?
Free stock photography is available on a number of websites like Creative Commons, Open Photo, Stock Vault, Free Media Goo, Unprofound, Pixel Perfect Digital.
What is creative media?
A shop in Runshaw College
What is a mvl CD?
(MVL) Stands for Media Volume Licensing. Thanks
Does Wikipedia have videos?
Yes, but they are actually hosted on Wikimedia Commons, a freely licensed media site.
Who owns the licensing rights for Hatsune Miku?
Crypton Future Media and Yamaha
What form of media do the Creative COW producers operate with?
Creative COW producers operate with a wide range of media formats. These include digital video, video editing and media production. They do this via a peer-to-peer network.
How is the media protected through the US Constitution?
The Media is protected under the 1st amendment (freedom of speech and press) they have the same rights as people do, they just use it for their job.
What has the author Kathleen A Billings written?
Kathleen A Billings has written: 'Children's creative thinking abilities and their relationship with media in the home' -- subject(s): Books and reading, Creative ability in children, Creative thinking, Children, Mass media and children
How many people work in the creative media industry?
about 100,000
What is Wikimedia Commons?
Wikimedia Commons is basically an international, open-source media repository. Media of all description (pictures, graphics, video and audio) are posted by the users/members; most works are original in nature and are shared under various license agreements (which the originator of the works selects when posting). In effect many of the pictures, maps and graphics that you will find embedded in Wikipedia are stored in Wikimedia Commons. Once registered, users can add, edit or append to existing media files.
How does huffington post reprint artcles legally?
The Huffington Post, like many media outlets, reprints articles legally by obtaining permission from the original authors or publishers, often through licensing agreements. They may also utilize content shared under Creative Commons licenses, which allow for legal redistribution under certain conditions. Additionally, they might summarize or quote articles while providing proper attribution, adhering to fair use guidelines. This ensures compliance with copyright laws while promoting original content.
