We Come to Have CC Korea Developer Network!
Creative
Commons Kroea can expect to have an army of competent developers and
online service providers sharing CC values in Korea. That's because CC
volunteer programmers has just formed an official developer network
community. By doing so, they are to engage in preemptive efforts to
build more CC licensed content-friendly environment in Korea.
When
it comes to the use of CCL for their content licensing, Korean users
are in the leading groups across the globe, greatly due to recent
licensing policies of major domestic OSPs including Naver, Daum. But so
far, it's only quantity-wise.
We
can see great room for CC Korea to raise public perception among
domestic CCL users on what they can expect to see with wider range of
CCL option adoptations. Against this backdrop, members of CC Korea
Developer Network are being involved in some projects, so that they can
see more favorable technological conditions for a more various CCL uses.
The projects are as followed:
1. Building a repository system for CCL content sponsored by the Korean government.
2.
Organizing seminars on technical issues surrounding Creative Commons so
as to help better understandings of the machine readable licensing
expression among developers, OSPs as well as lay people.
3.
Participating in CC Tech Summit, exchanging ideas and issues, In
particular, they plans to do presentations at 2009 CC Tech Summit in
Turin, Italy.
In
an effort to do that, they had their first seminar as an event of CC
Korea Open Seminar Series at Design Cluster Center on 30 May, 2009.
Around 30 attendees including software developers, online business
people and users were present.
< Program >
Session Subject Presenter
First Session Introduction to Free Licenses - GPL, CCL
CC Korea Project lead
Jong Soo Yoon
Second Session Meta Data- ccREL, RDFa
CC Korea Developer Network
by Jung Pyo Lee
Third Session Licensing Validatior Check
CC Korea Developer Network
by Mi Young Lee
Fourth Session How To License Chooser
CC Korea Developer Network
Won Ki Joo
Fifth Session
Q & A
Creative
Commons Korea has dreamed of having its own developer network. And now,
with this first step, CC Korea would like to see their activities
contribute to creating a virtuous cycle of free use of various content
at home and abroad by tackling technical challenges and encouraging
greater participation in the Korean developers' circles.
by Chloe