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From: Vladimir Rott To: Ben <ben@aut....> Subject: Re: Request for media license2 Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006 4:30 PM

Hello Ben Baker

This one I'd prefer: Full donation into the public domain., with the license that you are credited as the author on re-use.

Thanks & best regards,

Vladimir Rott Mion 01:11, 29 January 2006 (UTC)

From: Vladimir Rott <vjrott@...>
Sent: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 11:03:41 +0100
Subject: Fwd: Request for media license

Hi George,
FYI, happy writing:-)
VR

-----Original Message-----
Von: Vladimir Rott <vjrott@...>
Datum: 26. Januar 2006 10:20:51 GMT+01:00
An: Olwen Atanackovic <oatanackovic@...>, Ben - Autopi Web Diensten <Support@...>
Betreff: Re: Request for media license

Dear Olwen Atanackovic...
A while ago, one of my colleagues asked me if he can use an image from a report about a TI workshop for his contribution to an online encyclopedia (so, that must be wikipedia:-). Sure, I said, why not.
...dear Ben Bakker
And so you may use it as you wish - is this ok with you?
All the best,
Vladimir Rott

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Von: "Olwen Atanackovic" <oatanackovic@...>
Datum: 25. Januar 2006 17:53:45 GMT+01:00
An: <vjrott@...>
Betreff: FW: Request for media license

Dear Mr Rott,
I am forwarding you this email, as I believe that the copyright on the final image in question belongs to you. Am I correct?
Olwen

-----Original Message-----
From: Ben - Autopi Web Diensten. [1]
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 1:47 AM
To: Barbara Ann Clay
Subject: Request for media license

Dear /Miss *Barbara Ann Clay*
The case :
In the articles about Tranparency Int.on the EN, and De wikipedia there is an image which i think is from your website.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Ti_prague_nov98.jpg
It states:
If it is not proper licensed it will be removed.
My request :
Wikipedia Commons (Public Domian), means that all media stored there can be used on all the 80 other Wikipedia's. (every language has a Wikipedia, like wiki NL, wiki EN, Wiki DE).
Thats why common was created.
Now,
If it is was not from your website:
1. Can you provide a similar picture ?
2:
In general and for the future:
Can you provide a common license for wikipedia commons, that we can use al your media from your website ? (the text use is clear) a usual license would be, can be used, as it is,without any change, as long as the source is mentioned.
(with the source mentioned, its easy to check where the logo, etc are used)
3. Can you update the disclaimer on your website, so that not everybody has to do this request, and get chased with copyright authorities?
information about Common licences :
http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/
and: the attachment.
and of course, you're free to edit the article.
Best regards.
Ben Bakker
In this case:speaking for the public domain.

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