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crln-9157	Fortney, Katie; Hennesy, Cody; Murphy, Deborah	Share the wealth: Creative Commons licenses for library learning objects	2014	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2050	80	46	In alignment with the vision that the “UC li- braries will be lead- ers in providing the broadest access to the world’s knowledge and developing innovative services, strategies, and technological systems that promote discov- ery and preserve knowledge,”5 the Working Group recommended that the UC Libraries adopt CC licenses for its online content.6 Along with promoting greater sharing and reuse of library content, CC licenses require that users give proper credit, potentially increasing library visibility and reputation. This means that the institution (or the library, with the institution’s approval) can choose to apply CC licenses to any online text or media that was created by library staff, but any such license would not include any content that was not cre- ated within t	cache/crln-9157.pdf	txt/crln-9157.txt