This is a great slideshow that really sums up Manovichs article .

This quick overview gives you the essentials you need know about creative commons; what is is, how it works, who's using it, and where it's going.

This gives a great over-view of fair use, and links out to factors and case studies.

Being an actual government website, this is a great go-to site if you need to review the actual laws.

Well I retract my statement from just moments ago. THIS website really integrates everything that we have been taught thus far and brings it around full circle.

Great website, and while not all of the tips will be of bennefit to us, there are a lot of great and hidden treasures to be found within this post. The fact that tip number two was to create a mindmap also made me smile because it connected with the rest of our course in full circle.

Great beginners guide for any and all blog "how-to" stuff

An awesome website which goes into great depth about the importance of having a concept and how to create your concept based on your audience.

This webpage goes into great detail talking about flow, with an emphasis on verbal flow.

This in-depth website shows how to improve your website using the flow to create a more readable page.

This is a great website that actually applies what has been taught about repetion by analyzing photos which feature repetion as a main design element.

This fun article gives the basics of why it's important to have alignment within your designs. What stood out to me though is his analysis of what type of text alignment works and what doesn't from years of experience.

This is a great page because it talks about how and alignment work. In addition, it also goes into how the strongest elements of alignment work.

This is a really great website which goes really in-depth about alignment. It covers the basics, but also shows more subtle techniques, such as center alignment on a vertical axis, center alignment in negative space with gutters and alignment which occures within the actual pictures.

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This website uses contrast in a very interesting way. It uses the colors black, red and a creative fromat to create the eye catching introduction. It repeats the colors using pops of the red to draw your eye downwards.