Following the Aspen Institute’s Information Technology Roundtable, David Bollier explores the “power curve” distributions that result on open network platforms. Read more »
An urban prototyping manifesto, the Maker movement takes to the National Mall, a community for open source journalism, and more in this week in sharing. Read more »
Shareable advisor Bernice Yeung pointed me to this article in the magazine Science:
History is replete with stories of scientists who hid their ideas from their competition; consider Leonardo da Vinci, whose odd backward writing may . Read more »
Open culture advocates, technical developers and media converged Thursday night at the San Francisco City hall for the latest updates on the open government and open311 initiatives. Read more »
A lot of cool things get started in dorms, and this is no exception. Students for Free Culture (SFC) just launched their Open University Campaign. SFC defines an open university as one in which:
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