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a copyright statement which gives any person or group permission to freely use and/or modify a piece of work without the need for paymentBoth copyleft and permissive licenses allow users to freely cop [..]

/kop'ee-left/ [play on `copyright'] n. 1. The copyright notice (`General Public License') carried by GNU EMACS and other Free Software Foundation software, granting reuse and reproducti [..]

Copyleft is a term, usually referring to a license, used to indicate that such license requires that redistribution of said work is subject to the same license as the original. Examples of copyleft li [..]

Copyleft is a copyright license that attempts to distribute material under public domain conditions while ensuring future changes are available to everybody in the same way. The main conditions are fr [..]

In a non-legal sense, copyleft, a play on the word copyright, is the opposite of copyright. Copyleft refers to the practice of using copyright law to remove restrictions on the distribution of copies [..]

Copyleft is a copyright license that attempts to distribute material under public domain conditions while ensuring future changes are available to everybody in the same way. The main conditions are fr [..]

Copyleft is free software license requiring copyright authors to permit some of their work to be reproduced. With copyright law, authors have complete control over their materials. But with copyleft l [..]

A term used to designate dedication to the public used …

a form of licensing that makes a creative work freely available to be modified, and requiring all modified and extended versions of the creative work to be free as well. Open Access does not require w [..]

===Noun=== ====philosophy==== * date = 2003-11-30 | title = Open Source Software Law | first = Rod | last = Dixon | volume = 1 | location = Norwood | publisher = Artech House | isbn = 97815805 [..]