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The Creative Commons market is a subset of the Intellectual Property market that focuses on the sharing and reuse of creative works. Creative Commons licenses are used to provide a standard way for content creators to grant permission to others to use their work. These licenses allow creators to retain copyright while allowing others to use their work for free, or for a fee. The Creative Commons market is composed of a variety of companies, including content creators, publishers, and distributors. Content creators use Creative Commons licenses to share their work with the public, while publishers and distributors use the licenses to make their content available to a wider audience. Companies such as Flickr, YouTube, and SoundCloud are popular platforms for sharing Creative Commons content. Additionally, companies such as Creative Commons and Jamendo provide services to help content creators manage their licenses and monetize their work. Show Less Read more