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John Hendrik Weitzmann
Legal Project Lead, Creative Commons Germany / European Academy of Law and Computing (EEAR)

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John Hendrik Weitzmann, originally from Hamburg, studied law in Saarbrücken, Sydney, and Trier. He is earning his doctorate under Prof. Dr. Maximilian Herberger at the Institute for Information Law at the University of Saarland. As colleague at the European Academy of Law and Computing, he took on the role of Legal Project Lead for Creative Commons Germany. Since October 2007 he works at the Federal Ministry of Justice in Berlin.

Sessions

10:05 Wednesday, 22-10-2008
How Do You CC? Creative Commons Case Studies for the Social Web
Strategy & Business Models
 Location: C1
Markus Beckedahl (Creative Commons Germany / newthinking communications GmbH ), John Hendrik Weitzmann (Creative Commons Germany / European Academy of Law and Computing (EEAR)), Michelle Thorne (Creative Commons International)
This panel aims to highlight the range of work being done by creators and content aggregators in the Creative Commons community and inform the audience how they can integrate these freely available tools into their own creations, collaborations, and businesses. Read more.