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The Free Culture Consultancy

Our copyright and open distribution experts at The Free Culture Consultancy are available to work with you to make your next project truly free and open.  Our consultants are well-versed in the practicalities of non-exclusive & audience-based distribution, and have experience in book publishing, cinema, television, software, music, and art.



Karl in Limerick  Nina is the content industry
  Karen at European Open Source & Free Software Law Event (EOLE) 2009

What the consultants can help you with:

  • Selecting and setting up a free license.
  • Creating a website that encourages audience support.
  • Formatting your work for easy peer to peer sharing.
  • Building a fan base.
  • Setting up non-exclusive agreements with distributors.
  • Monetizing your free project.
If you are interested in working with a Free Culture Consultant, contact us at "fcc {_at_} questioncopyright {_dot_} org", or use the phone number on our contact page.
If this is your first time considering free licensing, see "How To Free Your Work" for an overview, and "The Sita Distribution Project" for a case study.


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