The National Media Museum at Bradford has joined the Flickr Commons project.

Byrne and Eno have released two songs from My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts under Creative Commons licenses to allow remixes. (Good luck downloading the tracks on a Mac - totally shitty Flash interface with popups you won't see in a decent browser.)

"The UK-based extremist evangelical Christian organisation have been enjoying increasing media coverage since they protested against the broadcast of Jerry Springer the Opera. This site works as a resource listing links on their activities and what is sai

"The guide is written by Glasgow residents and (will) contain information about attractions, pubs, restaurants and shops. It is part of the [OpenGuides network] and is hosted by [geekSoc] at the University of Strathclyde."

Ed Wood's masterwork for free.

Great essay on public and not-so-public spaces in London.

Wowsers - Dutch universities make all their research available online, for free.

Creative Commons Scotland

Free as in, um, beer.

Yahoo! Creative Commons searches turn out to be more than a little loose.

Lawrence Lessig on the West Wing. (Another reason why I should buy a telly.)

On the "boundless textual promiscuity" of the web.

Brilliant!

Mogwai gigs on Archive.org

Publish your CC licensed media on Archive.org - very nice.

Nice introduction to CC.

Torrents of Outfoxed source interviews licensed under a CC license.

Until they 'port' the licenses, what is the status of UK-published content under CC licenses?