Poynter.org's Eva Domínguez posted an item today about a free newspaper in Spain called 20 Minutos, with editions in Madrid and Barcelona. The paper just launched its website yesterday with an unusual approach to copyright considerations: the site will be free to read and free to copy, but 20 Minutos has also created its own license (based in part on Michael Stutz's copyleft license) that allows free duplication, distribution, reproduction, or adaption of content. Would-be copiers don't have to ask permission, but they are required to mention the content's source and origin.
Steal This Newspaper: Open Source Journalism in Spain
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