Tag Archives: Creative Commons
Where Open Philosophy meets Open Music
Via Transversalinflections I learned about Re.Press, an Australian publisher of Open Access titles in Philosophy. Their business model is based on a free Open Access edition in combination with print … 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
Freedom on trial?
To continue the freedom of knowledge and information debate on a more practical level, as most of you might have heard, bittorrent tracker The Pirate Bay (which I have written … Continue reading
Highlights from APE 2009 – Day 1
The first day of the APE conference in Berlin, which, as mentioned before, focused on the impact of publishing in the digital age, started with a keynote by Georg Winkler … Continue reading
Highlights from APE 2009 – Preconference Day
From the 19th to the 21st of January I was in Berlin to visit this magnificent city and to go to the APE (Academic Publishing in Europe) conference. From their … Continue reading
Nails and Books
Happy days for Creative Commons and NIN! Trent Reznor managed to make a huge profit selling his bands 2008 album Ghosts I-IV online, topping Amazon’s best selling list for 2008. … Continue reading
Remix Manifesto
RiP: A remix manifesto, is the first Open Source documentary, in which film maker Brett Gaylor (founder of http://www.opensourcecinema.org) invites the public to remix his footage in his participatory … Continue reading
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