Tag: digital commons

New Frontiers in Shareable Innovation

By David Bollier

01.29.10, 10:29am Comments (1)

The growing sophistication of the digital commons can be seen in its expanding political ambitions, collaborative innovations, and stylish new forms of advocacy. Below, three examples of highly original commons-based projects that really rock. Read more »

Hitler vs. The Internet

By Jeremy Adam Smith

01.23.10, 7:40am Comments (0)

It's another Hitler remix! This one is from Critical Commons. Read more »

Open Source Help for Haiti

By Jeremy Adam Smith

01.22.10, 9:35am Comments (0)

Shareable reader Bernice points us to this fascinating, Africa-based project:

The earthquake in Haiti has rallied inspiring international support. Read more »

Would You Pay for the New York Times?

By Jeremy Adam Smith

01.21.10, 5:41pm Comments (7)

Until recently, The New York Times shared virtually all of its content for free, in a program called TimesSelect. Read more »

Five Things I Like About Google's Meaning of Open

By Neal Gorenflo

01.09.10, 2:27pm Comments (0)

I admit to being just a tad wary when a corporation embraces openness because how zealously they normally protect their intellectually property, and, in some cases, claim as their own that which is the product of nature. Read more »