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Made with Creative Commons

CC’s digital whiteboard for ideas, thoughts, and questions about open business models made with CC.

Sarah Hinchliff PearsonFeb 19 min read

What Gives Your Business Model its Glue?

A look at what keeps people coming back when you send your copyrighted works out to travel around the Web.

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Paul StaceyJan 262 min read

Good Corporate Citizens

In Nov-2015 I had the privilege to hear Kim Thanos Founder and CEO of Lumen Learning give a talk on “The Economics of…

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Paul StaceyJan 76 min read

Open Business Models — Recommended Reading

Sarah and I read a ton of books related to open business…

Sarah Hinchliff PearsonJan 52 min read

The Art of Seeking Connection Rather than Attention

Lessons from Amanda Palmer

Before the new year, we were lucky enough to get an hour with Amanda Palmer for our book, Made with Creative Commons. I also read her phenomenal book, The Art of Asking…

Paul StaceyDec 15, 201516 min read

Maximize Abundance

This is the second in a series of six Medium articles connected to the research underway by Creative Commons for its Kickstarter-funded book about open business models to be published summer 2016. This work has three parts. Part 1 explores how open businesses models are based more on abundance…

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Sarah Hinchliff PearsonNov 25, 201515 min read

Open for Business

A look at how platforms and creators build successful endeavors around open digital content.

This is the first in a series of six Medium articles connected to the research underway by Creative Commons for its…

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Sarah Hinchliff PearsonNov 4, 20153 min read

Anatomy of a book: Part 2 — application

I’ve written before about how and why Austin Kleon’s work has inspired my thinking about the format and structure of the book we are writing about business models that involve Creative Commons. To dig in a bit to what this might look like, I thought I’d flesh…

Sarah Hinchliff PearsonNov 3, 20153 min read

Anatomy of a book: Part 1 — inspiration

I’ve been thinking quite a bit about the format and structure for our book about open business models made with Creative Commons. As we have explained in other posts, the basic idea is to profile 24 companies, creators, and organizations who use Creative…

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Sarah Hinchliff PearsonNov 1, 20153 min read