A free CC book. Brian Suda authored a chapter. The whole website looks interesting.

Computer:~ user$ "A video game in the spirit of WAR GAMES." --HACK --HACK --HACK

A contract used by stuffandnonsense.co.uk, published under a Creative Commons license. Useful.

Creative commons patterns for tiling.

A thin slab-serif. Modern, angular and idiosyncratic, without being too strange. Available under an attribution/share-alike CC license.

Vector multi-touch gesture icons for explaining interactions.

"An open source approach to establishing standards and practices in digital production."

Open textbook based on another Python open textbook. Nice.

A book to be published by O'Reilly. The internet version is published under a Creative Commons license.

Creative Commons, indi media related to NYU life. Project by Cody Brown.

Procedures from meta.wikimedia.

"The free encyclopedia of small farming that anyone can edit"

WordPress.com released this TOS as Creative Commons. A great legal template.

President of Reuters says he is in favor of the link economy, proposes a collaborative wiki-based process whereby we establish fair use for linking/excerpting with news agencies. CUNY will be holding a symposium and wiki on the topic.

Mark Pilgrim's CC intro to the Python programming language.

Search Creative Commons photos by color or combinations of color. So great.

Tantek's best practices for Open Science (ala open source)

Your guide to public-domain and free photos from all over the web. The Library of Congress, Life, etc.

Open-source fonts that allow you to use the @font-face directive in CSS.

Site for the TED conference. Creative commons video and audio of the talks.

Free (attractive) fonts that are legal to use with the @font-face CSS command or SIFR; just link back.

Describe the library of congress' huge collection of public domain photos.

Ok, finally a decent free font website.