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: Antitrust ReviewPamoyo: Creative Commons Licensed Fashion
By Hanno Kaiser
When we’re not dealing with the antitrust implications of models in swimsuits (still our most linked post), we’re closely following the fashion industry. David, because he’s a style maven. I, because it is an interesting example for rapid innovation in a low-IP environment. Pamoyo, a Berlin-based fashion label, has adapted to its environment.
All Pamoyo clothing and accessoire designs are open-source, free for you to make your own thing with it, to build upon and create new versions. Our designs are released under a Creative Commons license, for non-commercial use. We are at this moment preparing patterns for publication here on the website, which will be available for download.Very cool. (HT: CC).
Full post as published by Antitrust Review on June 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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