free culture movement

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The free culture movement is a social and political effort advocating for the freedom to use, modify, and share creative works, challenging restrictive intellectual property laws to promote openness and collaboration.

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instanceOf cultural movement
political movement
social movement
advocatesFor collaborative creativity
open access to culture
sharing of knowledge
user rights
emergedInPeriod early 2000s
hasKeyConcept access to knowledge
commons-based peer production
copyleft licenses
digital commons
fair use expansion
information freedom
net neutrality
open content licenses
open data
open education resources
open science
opposition to digital rights management
opposition to excessive copyright terms
participatory culture
public domain preservation
remix rights
sharing economy of information
user-generated content
hasMainGoal promote freedom to modify creative works
promote freedom to share creative works
promote freedom to use creative works
hasNotableOrganization Creative Commons
Electronic Frontier Foundation
free culture movement self-linksurface differs
surface form: Free Culture student groups

Open Knowledge Foundation
Wikimedia Foundation
hasNotableWork Free Culture
surface form: Free Culture (book)
influencedBy Lawrence Lessig
Yochai Benkler
copyleft licensing
digital commons theory
free software movement
hacker ethic
open content movement
operatesInDomain digital rights
education
intellectual property policy
online culture
scientific publishing
opposes criminalization of file sharing
digital rights management
extension of copyright terms
restrictive intellectual property laws
software patents
relatedTo Creative Commons
copyleft
digital rights movement
free software movement
open access movement
open source movement
participatory culture
remix culture
supports Creative Commons license
surface form: Creative Commons licenses

GNU Free Documentation License
open access publishing
open educational resources
public domain dedication

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Lawrence Lessig movement free culture movement
free software movement relatedTo free culture movement
this entity surface form: access to knowledge movement
free software movement relatedTo free culture movement
Jimmy Wales movement free culture movement
Jimmy Wales movement free culture movement
this entity surface form: open access movement
Eric Eldred movement free culture movement
this entity surface form: Creative Commons movement
open-source movement influenced free culture movement
this entity surface form: open access movement
The Future of Ideas influenced free culture movement
this entity surface form: Creative Commons movement
free culture movement hasNotableOrganization free culture movement self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Free Culture student groups
Brewster movement free culture movement
subject surface form: Brewster Kahle
Benjamin Mako Hill movement free culture movement
John Buckman supports free culture movement
this entity surface form: Creative Commons movement