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31 August 2008

YouTube: A Video Commons?

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I've noticed increasingly that the "young people" seem to watch YouTube rather than that old-fashioned thing called "TV...

Constant Dripping Wears Away the Stone

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Although apparently a small matter, I think this story about restaurants refusing to provide tap water for free could have quite wide ramif...

A City of Shared Stories

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Now that's what I call a mashup ....
30 August 2008

The Greening - and Maturing - of Boris

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Despite previously attacking the Kyoto Protocol - which regulates international carbon emissions - as "pointless" and saying that ...

The End of the American Net

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Invented by American computer scientists during the 1970s, the Internet has been embraced around the globe. During the network’s first three...
29 August 2008

"Piracy" Is Not Theft

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For those who find this hard to grasp, here's a picture that may help. (Via QuestionCopyright.org .)

Open Access Day

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The (open) social calendar is getting full; first the World Day Against Software Patents , and now the Open Access Day : SPARC (the Scholarl...

Pre-installed Software: A Better Way

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PC BOX BUILDERS are thinking of getting rid of the tradition of stuffing your new PC or laptop with trial software that you don’t really wan...

Google Backtracks on Eclipse and Mozilla Licences

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Google plays a key role in the world of free software, both indirectly, through the fact that it runs most of its infrastructure on open sou...
28 August 2008

Words Fail Us

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linguistics professor and author shares a personal selection from the thousands of languages on the brink of disappearing How about if we al...

Ordnance Survey: Right Out of Order

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I always thought that the Ordnance Survey had a rather, er, Olympian view of things that was more suited to the top-down twentieth century t...

Mozilla Gets Google's Moolah for 3 More Years

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This is important: Another important element is the financial resources Mozilla enjoys. We’ve just renewed our agreement with Google for an...
27 August 2008

A Tortured Relationship

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The US state department today warned that disclosure of secret information in the case of a British resident said to have been tortured befo...

After the Games Have Ended...

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... real life goes on.

Linux-Powered Radios

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Linux is already widely-used for embedded systems. Here's another interesting application , from a UK company, too: EVOKE Flow brings y...

Why Firefox Will Be Ubiquitous

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On Open Enterprise blog .

Somebody's Heard the Music

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Some people in the music biz are finally getting it : The music executives behind Kaiser Chiefs and Primal Scream are backing a new website ...

When Will They Ever Learn...?

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... not to use Windows: A computer virus is alive and well on the International Space Station (ISS). Nasa has confirmed that laptops carrie...

“Open for Business” Open for Business

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On Open Enterprise blog .
26 August 2008

Could Microsoft's Photosynth Have Been Free Software?

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On Linux Journal .
25 August 2008

Attack of the GNU/Linux Ultraportables, Part 2

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On Open Enterprise blog .

Stop European Software Patents (Again)

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On Open Enterprise blog .

The Operating System as Prison

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Microsoft's OS as prison [according to Linux Foundation's king of kings, Jim Zemlin]: These prison facilities are horrible. This is ...

Of Microsoft, Retraining Costs, and TCOs

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when it comes to the education of kids, there is no mythical "migration" costs, and therefore Microsoft's standard arguments o...
22 August 2008

PA Consulting? Pah!

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Since we now know this : Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has blamed a private contractor for losing the details of thousands of criminals, held ...
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Glyn Moody
writer (Rebel Code, Digital Code of Life, Walled Culture - free ebook https://walledculture.org/the-book/), journalist, blogger. on #openness, the #commons, #copyright, #patents and #DigitalRights. email: glyn.moody@gmail.com
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