The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Free online, PhD dissertation defended 10 December 2012, 321 pages. Governance Structures of Free/Open Source Software Development Contact Author via LinkedIn . Author’s Personal Website
Data-Driven, Networked Urbanism by Rob Kitchin offers a a useful overview of the various critiques of smart cities. Abstract: For as long as data have been generated about cities various kinds of data-informed urbanism have been occurring. In this paper, I argue that a new era is presently unfolding wherein data-informed urbanism is increasingly being …
Climate Change, Values Change, Social Change (1): Art and Energy In the coal energy culture – a culture of workers and production – you are your job. “I am what I make.” In an oil and gas energy culture – a culture of consumption – you are your possessions. “I am what I buy.” But …
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Category:Open Source Everything Below are the nine sub-categories for Open Source Everything as documented in a preliminary manner at the P2P Foundation wiki. Open Data Open Governance Open Health Open Infrastructures Open Intelligence Open Manufacturing Open Provisioning Open Software Open Space Below the fold: 60+ opens as distributed across above sub-categories.
The Spanda Journal special issue on “Systemic Change”, VI, 1, June 2015, is now available at Spanda website. The issue contains the following articles:
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House gets green light for open source The House of Representatives has officially jumped on the open source bandwagon. A June 25 announcement declared that U.S. representatives, committees and staff would be able to procure open source software, participate in open source software communities and contribute code developed with taxpayer dollars to open source repositories.
