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26 July 2007
cc Learn
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One of the most compelling applications of open content is in the educational sphere. After all, it's crazy for teachers to keep on cre...
06 July 2007
The Language of Copyright
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Even though IANAL, I rather enjoy the intricacies of copyright law. Maybe it's because copyright occupies such a central place for both...
12 June 2007
Do Your SELF a Favour
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Interesting : The SELF Platform aims to be the central platform with high quality educational and training materials about Free Software and...
06 June 2007
Open Cities Toronto 2007
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Open Cities Toronto 2007 is a weekend-long web of conversation and celebration that asks: how do we collaboratively add more open to the urb...
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30 April 2007
Of Modules, Atoms and Packages
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I commented before that I thought Rufus Pollock's use of the term "atomisation" in the context of open content didn't qui...
14 March 2007
What Open Access Can Do for Open Content
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One of the central ideas behind openness is re-use - the ability to build on what has gone before, rather than re-inventing the wheel. And ...
14 February 2007
Free Cultural Works vs. Open Content
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Now I wonder where they got the idea for this : This document defines "Free Cultural Works" as works or expressions which can be f...
02 November 2006
Collaborative, Interactive, Open Music
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One of the problems with open content is that it's hard to work on it collaboratively and interactively in real time, rather than simply...
20 July 2006
Open Content: Some Get It, Some Don't
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Larry Sanger (who does) explains to Jason Calcanis (who doesn't) what all this open content is really about - and why it isn't goin...
15 July 2006
The Value of the Public Domain
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More light reading - this time about the public domain. Or rather, a little beyond the traditional public domain, as the author Rufus Poll...
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