Many Creative Commons images have a noncommercial clause that ... Because this particular clause matters only to those who plan to make new, derivative works based on Creative Commons-licensed ...

While the original Creative Commons allows people to search for images, audio, and video, the new CC Search focuses on images only. “The new CC Search harnesses the power of open repositories ...

Beginning today, we’re releasing all Wired.com staff-produced photos under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC ... sharers! It seems only fitting, and long overdue, to start sharing ourselves.

The new options mean users can choose to search only museum archives instead of Creative Commons licenses from platforms like Flickr and 500px or to search for an image by a particular photographer.

As a blogger, I search Flickr and other photo sites for Creative Commons commercial ... searching for content only on Flickr. Yahoo has had the capability to filter image searches by licensed ...

The other restriction Wired is placing on the use of their photos is allowing only “noncommercial use.” Creative Commons builds a “noncommercial ... adverts so it counts as commercial. There the ...

Creative Commons’ search engine has been the de facto tool for finding free images since it launched in beta in 2017. When it initially launched, CC Search had only 9.5 million images available.

500px says that it reached out to Creative Commons in May ... had a number of bugs when it came to searching for such images, and they only had outdated licenses for photographers.

Creative Commons only functions properly when both content creators ... Wired’s science blog using CC-licensed images and found that 80 percent of the images allowed only noncommercial use: WIRED is a ...

1) Dissertations and Seminar Papers: In my dissertation, I am making use of three schematics I found listed under an attribution-only license ... even if an image forbids commercial use, you can use ...

Not only this, but it is entirely plausible ... Compfight is a search engine which allows you to find Creative Commons licensed images, and a user can find images for commercial use, apply for ...

This week, NBC reported that facial recognition researchers at companies like IBM often feed their algorithms photos from publicly available collections, only protected by a Creative Commons ...