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The Cuteness Stimulus
Matthew Yglesias —
... Since we’re c (4) educatin’ with this post, why not throw in a policy angle? I got that from the Obama-Biden Transition Project’s Flickr’ page where I noticed that the photos are all held under an “all rights reserved” copyright. Given that the Transition is seeking to serve the public interest, it seems to me that it would be nice to release these photos under a Creative Commons license of some sort. In practice, it almost certainly doesn’t make a difference since the Transition presumably wants these images to be disseminated ...
Change I Can Take Partial Credit For
Matthew Yglesias —
... for the Obama-Biden Transition team to switch its Flickr stream to a Creative Commons license. Click over today and you’ll see that it’s been done. ...
Flooding the photo market
Ben Smith's Blog —
... There's been a bit of puzzlement as to why the president-elect put behind-the-scenes pictures of his daughters' first day at school on Flickr, and why anyone needs to see them. ...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Barack Obama filled top Justice Department posts on Monday with four former Clinton administration lawyers, including naming the Harvard Law School dean to argue the government's position in U.S. Supreme Court ...
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