sui generis database rights in CC4

[Pieter]

For those that are building databases and are looking for suitable licenses to protect this, you might want to consider using the latest Creative Commons license (v4) that has been released recently. Although I am not an expert, I guess this is useful when publishing your own collection of samples, annotations, etc

These rights mostly apply to databases created in the EU, but f.e. also Korea and Mexico:
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/4.0/Sui_generis_database_rights

http://creativecommons.org/Version4

[Martin Malthe Borch]

@ Jakob... Looking into the IP around synthetic biology and DIY-BIO

What do you say ? could this be used for sharing and protecting rights and the share-ability of biological samples, DNA-parts ect.

2013/12/8 Pieter <pieterva...@gmail.com>

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