Tag Archives: Copyright
DOAB Discussion on Open Access Books
For more than a week now I have been moderating a wonderful discussion on Open Access books as part of wider user needs research for the DOAB (The Directory of … Continue reading
Remix Panel Discussion at CoDE
I am running a bit behind on my conference and symposium notes, but here are a few of my observations based on the screening of ‘RIP: A Remix Manifesto’, by … Continue reading
The Struggle to Define a Position: What will be the Future of Electronic Literature?
Last week I attended a fascinating roundtable at Kingston University London which focused mainly on the position of electronic literature within the literary and artistic field and within academia more … Continue reading
Who Owns Research?
Or better yet, who should own research? Last Thursday CRASSH―the Cambridge based institute for Cultural Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities―assembled an expert panel from the publishing and … Continue reading
Open Access Week 2009
At the moment I am busy researching Open Access Week 2009, which will be from October 19th until the 23rd. It will be an international event, which aims to: “(…) … Continue reading
Fair Use?
I have been browsing through my old bookmarks and data sources lately and found some interesting things I would like to draw your attention too. First thing is the video … Continue reading
Adieu Copyright – A debate
Last Wednesday one of Holland’s most famous and disputed anti-copyright defendants, Joost Smiers, presented his new book (or essay) co-written with partner-in-crime Marieke van Schijndel, at cultural hot-spot De Balie … Continue reading
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