Science fiction writer and copyright activist Cory Doctorow sez that the Creative Commons Corporation of Massachusetts is trying to raise a pool of $100,000 for Catalyst Grants, which would be used to invest in “people and organizations working to make knowledge easily, freely, and legally available to everyone.” Wonderful idea! Perhaps the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) of San Francisco should apply for one of these grants so its board of directors can attend a summer school class on “Financial Disclosure & Transparency (D&T) for 21st-century Nonprofits” at one of the Bay Area’s community colleges.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Electronic Frontier Foundation should apply for Creative Commons catalyst grant
Science fiction writer and copyright activist Cory Doctorow sez that the Creative Commons Corporation of Massachusetts is trying to raise a pool of $100,000 for Catalyst Grants, which would be used to invest in “people and organizations working to make knowledge easily, freely, and legally available to everyone.” Wonderful idea! Perhaps the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) of San Francisco should apply for one of these grants so its board of directors can attend a summer school class on “Financial Disclosure & Transparency (D&T) for 21st-century Nonprofits” at one of the Bay Area’s community colleges.
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