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Showing posts with label hamlet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hamlet. Show all posts
27 October 2013

British Library Network Blocks 'Hamlet' For 'Violent Content'

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The use of Web blocks -- usually " for the children " -- is becoming depressingly common these days. So much so, that many ...
12 May 2008

Is Microsoft Poisoning its Sea of Troubles?

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On Open Enterprise blog .
26 February 2008

An Open Marriage Made in Heaven?

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Maybe Microsoft and Yahoo *are* made for each other. After all, both seem to have got the hots for openness - first Microsoft , and now Yah...
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19 November 2007

From Remix to Re-enactment

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I wrote recently about the remix and it's relevance to an open content world. Here's an interesting exploration of remix's si...
11 January 2007

Openness: To Be, or Not To Be?

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If for nothing else, Denmark is notable for two things: Hamlet, and being the seat of the Microsoft's largest European development divis...
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