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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...
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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...
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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 ...
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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 .)
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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“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 .
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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 .
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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 ...
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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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