Creative Commons has released a beta version of their new search engine that makes it easy to find and give proper credit for images that are free to use on the internet.

All media in free accounts that had a Creative Commons or public-domain declaration of any kind applied before November 1, 2018, will remain available permanently even after Flickr deletes images ...

CC Signals is still under development, but by sharing the concept with the public ahead of an expected November 2025 launch, ...

Creative Commons’ Openverse: Creative Commons, the same nonprofit that devised the CC license, has its own open-source search engine that you can use to find free images.

Creative Commons images and you: ... Of course, the No Derivatives option does not interfere with Fair Use rights, so you're free to do the usual parodies, excerpts, and the like.

In an early draft of CC Signals published its website, Creative Commons detailed that the framework will include four content ...

In case you missed it, not long ago the folks behind 'Mausritter' released the rules into a Creative Commons-licensed SRD ...

Creative Commons licences are unnecessary because photographers have always been able to licence their work free of charge if they so wish by issuing a straightforward licence accordingly.

Creative Commons hasn't been around quite so long, but it has somewhat of a storied history in itself. ... I'm still very much committed to Creative Commons and the Free Culture cause," Lessig said.