We grow and evolve on the daily basis and with us, our culture. At least, in an utopian world, that's how things should work. In digital times, where content sharing and collaborative actions, turns every user into a producer, there is almost no more room for the following phrase "all rights reserved". In a new world where the Internet plays a essential role in people's daily lives, a review of current copyright law is more than necessary, but it has not yet come.

While that, content producers seek solutions to this impasse. One of the most successful initiatives is the Creative Commons, a nonprofit organization that offers greater flexibility in the use of works protected by copyright. The goal is to have an author/creator authorize a wider use of their works by others,without those being violating laws protecting intellectual property.

Through the Creative Commons license, composers may allow other artists to use some of his compositions to create a new rhythm, a writer may authorize the publication of his works to be used by other authors or media, applying some of the content in a new article or by using the general, but making changes.