Registered Commons

So wie hier, wo ich mit dem random screen auf der ars electronica aufgetreten bin wissen alle, dass das von mir ist. Im Allgemeinen wäre es bestimmt sinnvoll, Werke zu registrieren.

Aram Bartholl, Berlin, New Media Artist

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COMMUNIA conference

RC presents paper about "The Value of Registries" in Belgium.

2008-06-30

CC technology summit

RC has been invited to CC's first technology summit at Google Mountain View...

2008-06-18

RC at DMET

Workshop on copyright issues for musicians in Vienna

2008-01-24

Feature updates

Pre-registration & improved security

2007-10-18

Global partnering

Agreement signed with Creative Commons

2007-06-29

RC at the iCommons summit

Registered Commons launched as iCommons node

2007-06-15

Recent Works Works RSS Feed

Reise- und Forschungsliteratur im 18.Jh.

registered by Raven

2008-07-19

Protectthis.com

registered by Mike

2008-07-17

Me and BiCon

registered by Jennifer

2008-07-15

About RegisteredCommons.org


RegisteredCommons provides secure registration of authorship of creative workings, no matter if it's photography, poetry, a series of mp3 files or an open source software project. If somebody infringes the license associated to your work, your registration helps to prove your authorship.

In order to register your work, you need to sign-up. The trust level associated to your work is highest, if you use a personal certificate, such as by CAcert.org. You can choose, which personal data is visible to others. After uploading a release of your work, we generate a hash code and request a secure timestamp from A-cert. You can generate yourself or order a printed and signed certificate, which you may file with your contracts.

The timestamp is stored for 35 years by A-cert. We store the hash code for at least 7 years. Your work is being stored by fair-use principles. We do not guarantee its availablity, depending on used disk and backup space. Even if we do our best to have the data available 24/7, we can not be liable for data loss.

RegisteredCommons is a service established and provided by a public-private partnership. The public partner, the Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences, located in the Austrian Alps close to the Swiss and German border, provides infrastructure. Private partners are organised in the International Media Coop osAlliance. Registered users of the service may also become shareholders. The co-op members keep control over the service through their vote in the general assembly.

The software has been developed by strg.at as a member of the Competence Network for Media Design (www.media.coop) and a member of osAlliance, using the database modeller spunQ. Its development was financed by FFG / FH-plus.


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