Tag Archives: Free Knowledge
Business is boring
Via RethinkingMedia I came upon this lecture (in Dutch, sorry) by Martijn Aslander from Lifehacking.nl in which he talks about bookhacking. Although his lecture is filled with hip marketing one-liners, … Continue reading
In praise of Eleutheria
‘Beauty is pregnant with potentiality’ – Bracha Ettinger Again, delving deeper into the rabbit hole, let’s try to entangle the concepts in the web of free knowledge definitions. In … Continue reading
Bits of Freedom
As promised before, I would like to dig a little deeper into the meaning and complexities of the concept of free information, referring to the well known aphorism ‘information wants … Continue reading
Open Your Mind
In previous blog posts I mentioned the rise of video surfing and the development of the Internet from a text based medium to one based on remixed mediality, increasingly dominated … Continue reading
The Full Monty – For Free!
Two updates on things I wrote about in previous posts. First of all, The New York Times picked up the discussion on the use of You Tube as a … 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
An ontology of free – or: is there such a thing as freedom of knowledge?
The last couple of days I have started thinking about what the concept of free knowledge exactly entails. I want to dedicate a few future posts to this subject, … Continue reading
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