Google Custom Search Offers Creative Commons Labels
The Google Custom Search team has announced the addition of four labels to enhance searches for Creative Commons content. The four labels are:
* free_use_share (by-nc-nd)
* free_use_share_commercially (by-nd)
* free_use_share_modify (by-nc-sa)
* free_use_share_modify_commercially (by-sa)
These labels can be used to restrict all custom search content to Creative Commons results or to help refine searches. The CC labels are filter labels.
Google also took the opportunity to remind us of how to document Creative Commons license. They gave four examples of the many ways licenses can be documented on an HTML file:
1. with
2. using
3. using
4. using
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