Cool Summer Job: Creative Commons Looking For Summer Interns
Feb 27th, 2009 | By Elisabeth Lewin | Category: Citizen Media, New Media Organizations
Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from “All Rights Reserved” to “Some Rights Reserved.”
Today Creative Commons announced that they are looking for summer interns to work in their San Francisco offices:
CC’s popular summer internship positions are now posted on the Opportunities page! We are looking for motivated students who can spend the summer at the San Francisco office to work with the staff on various projects. This year, we are offering technology, legal, international outreach, and graphic design/media development positions. Please spread the word to qualified students, or apply yourself! We are accepting applications now through March 13th.
CC is looking for college (or graduate school) students, to intern for ten weeks, June through August. Interns do general office work, as well as “more focused projects.” More information is on the CC Opportunities page.
Woofledust: It’s obviously someone who doesn’t want to be easily identified, as calling the number reaches an anonymous automated system that talks about making payments yes, but to WHO?
The tilt module should be made into a game controller for all the people that think leaning to the left and right when playing games help… You know who they are, always bumping into you on the couch when playing head to head racing games.