The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
HowTo: Using Radio2 Dave Winer was one of the first bloggers, creator of ThinkTank (early outlining program for Apple II), creator of early blogging software, creator of RSS. So it’s worth paying attention to his infotention tools — Howard “My name is Dave Winer. When I designed Radio2, I aimed to create the minimal blogging …
Open Source Everything 20120629 Open Source Everything Highlights Open Source — Open Access The IBZ Online Database Now Features [1,323] Open Access Journals
Towards a Match.com for Economic Resilience in a Crisis-Stricken World So that’s what he’s been up to! My good friend and mentor Ken Banks of Kiwanja fame has just launched a very interesting initiative entitled “Means of Exchange“. Ken wants to democratize opportunities for radical economic self-sufficiency and thus render local communities more resilient to exogenous shocks. …
Open Source Everything Google Plus: Michel Bauwens Yesterday 12:20 AM – interesting conversation …(about author’s new book) Open Source Open World (with Graphic) Reality Sandwich: The Open Source Everything Manifesto Worth a Look: Open Source Everything Business Software Open Source Equinox Wants Open Source Skeptics Bacula4Hosts Launches Commercial, Open Source Disk Based Backup and Recovery …
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Despite appearances, Indignados are (not so) silently gaining strength The 15-M movement has gone beyond protest: it has succeeded in altering the collective imagination and the political atmosphere at its very roots. It has generated a process of re-politicization of society. The agenda of actions has expanded and been radicalized: now we do not only …
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Intelligence for the 99 Percent David Isenberg Huffington Post, 27 June 2012 As someone who spends a lot of time thinking about the three Ds (Death, Doom, and Destruction) of international geopolitics I often ponder the way policymakers get their information. Admittedly, there are all sorts of ways to get information but for people in …
Crisis Mapping the End of Sudan’s Dictatorship? Anyone following the twitter hashtag #SudanRevolts in recent days must be stunned by the shocking lack of coverage in the mainstream media. The protests have been escalating since June 17 when female students at the University of Khartoum began demonstrating against the regime’s austerity measures, which are increasing …
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