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* Andriy Bichuk, CC Ukraine legal lead | * Andriy Bichuk, CC Ukraine legal lead | ||
* Maksym Naumko, CC Ukraine legal lead | * Maksym Naumko, CC Ukraine legal lead | ||
* Sergey Tokar, CC Ukraine | |||
Website: http://creativecommons.org.ua/. | |||
CC Ukraine would like to acknowledge the additional help that was provided during the public consultation process: Oleksii Ardanov and Iryna Didushko (State Service of Intellectual Property of Ukraine), Mykyta Polatayko (Sayenko Kharenko law firm), Oleksii Stolyarenko (Baker & McKenzie LLP) and Valentyna Trots’ka (Intellectual Property Research Institute of the National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine). | CC Ukraine would like to acknowledge the additional help that was provided during the public consultation process: Oleksii Ardanov and Iryna Didushko (State Service of Intellectual Property of Ukraine), Mykyta Polatayko (Sayenko Kharenko law firm), Oleksii Stolyarenko (Baker & McKenzie LLP) and Valentyna Trots’ka (Intellectual Property Research Institute of the National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine). | ||
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The team collaboratively prepared the first draft and discussed it with other legal experts associated with CC Ukraine team. A draft was posted on the website and social media pages and a Google form was created to collect all the comments and feedback. | The team collaboratively prepared the first draft and discussed it with other legal experts associated with CC Ukraine team. A draft was posted on the website and social media pages and a Google form was created to collect all the comments and feedback. | ||
During the public comment period, the translation draft was published on [http://creativecommons.org.ua/ CC Ukraine website] and received a number of valuable comments. In the final days of the public comment period, CC Ukraine organized a small meeting with legal experts interested in open licenses where they summarized comments received and prepared a final draft. | |||
The team published several articles about the translation process in legal journals: | |||
*[http://yur-gazeta.com/publications/events/licenziyi-creativecommons-prezentaciya-oficiynogo-perekladu.html Legal Gazette] (in Ukrainian) | |||
*[http://pravo.ua/news.php?id=0049050 Legal Practice] (in Russian) | |||
*[http://zib.com.ua/ua/117722-ostannya_versiya_licenziy_creative_commons_dostupna_ukrainsk.html Law and Business] (in Ukrainian) | |||
Shortly after the translation was published, the team presented it publicly at a dedicated event, a special session of Committee on Telecom, IT and Internet Law of Ukrainian Bar Association. [http://uba.ua/eng/news/3873/ and some photos from the event on FB https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1464293497203209.1073741832.1427256964240196&type=3 Read more info in Ukrainian.] | |||
==Key translation decisions and challenges== | |||
4.0: | |||
The main issue was to translate some terms which are not used in civil law countries, such as '''"fair use"'''. | |||
====Word choice==== | |||
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The top 5 difficult terms were: | |||
#Attribution | |||
#Share | |||
#consideration | |||
#fair use | |||
#fair dealing | |||
==Draft translation files== | ==Draft translation files== | ||
Revision as of 09:27, 2 December 2016
Jurisdictions
Ukraine
Translation Status
4.0:
Final.
CC0:
Not started.
Key dates
4.0:
First draft was submitted: 11 March 2014
Public comment period: 14 January 2015 - 2 April 2015
Translation officially published: 23 June 2015 (read the blog post)
Translation team
4.0:
- Iryna Kuchma, CC Ukraine public lead
- Andriy Bichuk, CC Ukraine legal lead
- Maksym Naumko, CC Ukraine legal lead
- Sergey Tokar, CC Ukraine
Website: http://creativecommons.org.ua/.
CC Ukraine would like to acknowledge the additional help that was provided during the public consultation process: Oleksii Ardanov and Iryna Didushko (State Service of Intellectual Property of Ukraine), Mykyta Polatayko (Sayenko Kharenko law firm), Oleksii Stolyarenko (Baker & McKenzie LLP) and Valentyna Trots’ka (Intellectual Property Research Institute of the National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine).
Translation process
4.0:
The team collaboratively prepared the first draft and discussed it with other legal experts associated with CC Ukraine team. A draft was posted on the website and social media pages and a Google form was created to collect all the comments and feedback.
During the public comment period, the translation draft was published on CC Ukraine website and received a number of valuable comments. In the final days of the public comment period, CC Ukraine organized a small meeting with legal experts interested in open licenses where they summarized comments received and prepared a final draft.
The team published several articles about the translation process in legal journals:
- Legal Gazette (in Ukrainian)
- Legal Practice (in Russian)
- Law and Business (in Ukrainian)
Shortly after the translation was published, the team presented it publicly at a dedicated event, a special session of Committee on Telecom, IT and Internet Law of Ukrainian Bar Association. and some photos from the event on FB https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1464293497203209.1073741832.1427256964240196&type=3 Read more info in Ukrainian.
Key translation decisions and challenges
4.0:
The main issue was to translate some terms which are not used in civil law countries, such as "fair use".
Word choice
4.0:
The top 5 difficult terms were:
- Attribution
- Share
- consideration
- fair use
- fair dealing
Draft translation files
4.0:
FINAL translation files
4.0: