Creative Commons and the Podcast Novel

My name is Chantal, I'm an M.A. student in Publishing at Oxford Brookes University. This survey is a crucial part of my research into Creative Commons, podcasting and the people who read/listen to them.
CC is a system of licensing that makes it possible for authors to allow the public to make certain uses of their work without needing to ask for permission or pay royalties. Examples of CC novels are Playing for Keeps (Mur Lafferty), Little Brother (Cory Doctorow) and Infected (Scott Sigler) who allow you to distribute as many copies of their novels as you want.
By answering this short survey, you are contributing to my dissertation (thanks so much!) as well as helping further the cause of Creative Commons.

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How did you hear of this survey?

Sex?

Female
Male

Which one(s)?

How did you hear about it/them?

Before this survey, did you know what Creative Commons was?

Do you download and read/listen to ebooks/audiobooks released under Creative Commons?

Yes
No
Sometimes

Which one(s)?

7) Would you rather read a novel or listen to it?

Read
Listen
I do both equally

Do you look for CC novels specifically?

Yes
No
Sometimes

Have you ever bought the print version of the novel?

Yes
No
I would if there was one
I wouldn’t even if there was one

Why?

What genre do you prefer to read?

What genre do you prefer to listen to?

Do you produce any CC material or derivatives of CC material (Fanfiction, films, remixes etc.)?

Do you feel you are part of a related community?

Do you follow the authors on a social networking site?

Do you think CC authors are:

Better than commercially published authors
As good as commercially published authors
Not as good as commercially published authors

Do you:

Buy more books than you get online
Download more online novels than you buy books
Do both more or less equally

Do you think the publishing industry should start offering free online versions of all their books under a CC licence along with a print version?

Yes
No
Not all but some

Are you more likely to buy something you've read/listened to for free under a CC licence first?

Anything you would like to comment on or say on the subject?

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Not important at all						Crucial that there be one

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Not important at all						Very important