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September 2007

documentation review for LiveContent 2.0
- create clear, concise "What is CC" page
- create clear, concise "What is FOSS" page
- create clear, concise "How-to" page
packaging content
- auto-curating content
bug fixes
design updates
library input for v2.0

October 2007

increased input from community
share, reuse, remix documentation
- comics, screencasts, video?
build LiveContent project page for cc.o
LiveContent feed?

November 2007

release of LiveContent v2.0
gather distribution lists
press, reviews

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-===July 23===
+===September 2007===
-* (HIGH PRIORITY) Send off CD for printing early week
+*documentation review for LiveContent 2.0
-*build up steam for the release - press
+**create clear, concise "What is CC" page
+**create clear, concise "What is FOSS" page
+**create clear, concise "How-to" page
+*packaging content
+**auto-curating content
+*bug fixes
+*design updates
+*library input for v2.0
-===July 30===
+===October 2007===
-*press release about the project - work with worldlabel, redhat
+*increased input from community
-*interviews
+*share, reuse, remix documentation
+**comics, screencasts, video?
+*build LiveContent project page for cc.o
+*LiveContent feed?
-===August 7===
+===November 2007===
-*LiveContent rollout at Linuxworld - San Francisco
+*release of LiveContent v2.0
-*press
+*gather distribution lists
-*share booth with Fedora
+*press, reviews
-===August 8th===
-*LiveContent rollout and demonstration CC Salon - San Francisco
-===Future paths for LiveContent===
-*how can we better support the idea that content can be considered "alive"?
-*how do we get people to interact? - two-pronged
-**people search for cc content (like on search.creativecommons.org)
-**broadcasting cc content (like RSS feeds from content curators, dynamically-generated content through API and build systems)
-*how can we showcase CC content and content curators - how can livecontent be a "window" onto cc-licensed creativity?
-*how does LiveContent need to further adapt and mingle with the FOSS movement?
-*how can we build infrastructure to enable others to be able to support and use LiveContent?