By Monika Ermert for Intellectual Property Watch BERLIN - A debate is ongoing between “open source” (OS) software developers and devotees to Creative Commons licenses over the right way to promote free culture. Creative Commons licenses, under which some rights are reserved, are too restrictive for some in the OS community. “When I look at the free culture movement I am very worried,” said Debian programmer and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Lab researcher Benjamin Mako Hill at the By Tove Iren S. Gerhardsen Speculation since May about who will lead the secretariat in a new intergovernmental working group on intellectual property and public health at the World Health Organization may now be put to rest as it is official that the post will go to Howard Zucker, WHO sources say. Zucker is the assistant director general for health technology and pharmaceuticals at the WHO, and he will remain in this position in the future, according to a WHO spokesperson. He joined the WHO in January 2006 from the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HH