MPAA Says Copyright-Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood | Threat Level | Wired.com
MPAA Says Copyright-Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood | Threat Level | Wired.com.
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News sourcing experiment to rely solely on Facebook, tweets
News sourcing experiment to rely solely on Facebook, tweets. An actual news experiment with comparison between covering news with Facebook and Twitter, and covering news traditional ways.
View ArticleBaffler – Serfing the Net
Baffler – Serfing the Net. Very interesting critique of “Free” models, that contrasts free as in beer with free as in liberty. It refers to the Open Video Conference in NYC.
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Patent_Absurdity_HQ_768kbit.ogv. Patent absurdity explained in a video Related articles by Zemanta Mailing Out Patent Absurdity (feld.com) Venture Capitalists Lobby Against Software Patents...
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Tish Grier’s E-Media Tips on New Models of Content Production
Image via CrunchBase Open Mic sites have their roots in the “Speaker’s Corner.” People drive the content production on these sites. Both Associated Content and Helium.com have Open Mic components to...
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General Purpose Computation, Open Source, and Maybe Richard Stallman was Right
Cory Doctorow at Chaos Computing Meeing The Coming War on General Purpose Computation – Boing Boing. And here is an article that reminds us of how what Richard Stallman said in the past, which was...
View ArticleThe Lawrence Journal-World gets out of the CMS business, losing out to...
Branch via The Lawrence Journal-World gets out of the CMS business, losing out to freebies like WordPress » Nieman Journalism Lab. I think what happened is that open source is just nimbler than...
View Article» Napster, Udacity, and the Academy Clay Shirky
could not imagine that the old way of doing things might fail. Yet things did fail, in large part because, after Napster, the industry’s insistence that digital distribution be as expensive and...
View ArticleVice magazine and disruption in media: The next big thing always starts out...
Vice magazine and disruption in media: The next big thing always starts out looking like a toy — Tech News and Analysis. This is another example of how established businesses in a business sector...
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That’s what the Dallas Morning News has in mind with its recent launching of the Hispanic Families Network, which it created thanks in part to a $250,000 grant from the Knight Foundation. The idea is...
View ArticleIt was 20 years ago: Marking Netscape’s gamble on open source
Netscape browser was losing out to Microsoft Explorer, and then they opened up their source code, giving way to Mozilla and Firefox. That’s abbreviating the detailed history of how Firefox became a...
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