Jason Scott on why he decided to license his straight-to-DVD documentary under a Creative Commons license. "It was in some ways a tough decision, because you want to 'protect' yourself, but then you realize you're not really 'protecting' anything; all you're doing is being a paranoid twitch-bag. And once you realize this, then it becomes a little easier."
This entry was published on June 06, 2005 at 11:20 pm.
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