That’s sort of where I’m at with this. I can see where corporate radio station owners (Clear Channel) and those outside of education – who normally operate for profit would be interested in making sure that their interests are protected. And to some degree, I can see where perhaps educational consultants or gurus may seek financial compensation for their work. Though, in the spirit of keeping knowledge freely available to all who seek it (students) or seek to deliver it (educators), I would hope that those in our little Web 2.0 circle would opt to keep their information freely available under say, Creative Commons licensing.