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As readers of this blog will have noticed, much of the most innovative work in the field of openness is taking place in open data. One ...

“What's in a name?” some bloke in the sixteenth century once asked. As Microsoft knows, quite a lot. What you call something can have a ...

Talking of petitions, here's one against extending the copyright in sound recordings , open to anyone. It includes the following excell...

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

Get your online honorificabilitudinitatibus .

I'm not really sure what this Open Shakespeare project is trying to achieve that hasn't already been done. No matter: if it's ...