2014-02-22 Open Source Everything Daily 1300 East
We’re playing around. None of the RSS / curation offerings are satisfactory. Open Source Everything Below the Line.
Michel Bauwens: World Without Money
P2P Foundation / Demonetization Book: Life without Money: Building Fair and Sustainable Economies Mark Boyle, founder of The Freeconomy Community. Mark is currently living without money for almost three years. Book: The Moneyless Manifesto: Live Well, Live Rich, Live Free Mark Boyle at TZM Interviews Below: Mark Boyle at TED
Reflections on the Ecuador Initiative — Open Source Everything Combined with Ethical Evidence-Based Decision-Support 1.1
Michel Bauwens, founder of the Peer to Peer (P2P) Foundation and one of my personal pioneer heroes, is deeply engaged in Ecuador with a Presidential initiative. This endeavor could be world-changing, first in Ecuador, then across South America, and ultimately around the globe starting with the BRICS and the rest of the Southern Hemisphere. I …
Ecuador Initiative: Going Open Source Everything
ECUADOR INITIATIVE: Transition Proposals Toward a Commons-Oriented Economy and Society Sponsored by the National Institute of Advanced Studies of Ecuador, carried out by the Free/Libre Open Knowledge (FLOK) Society. John Restakis and Michel Bauwens on the FLOK Society Transition Project in Ecuador My talk for the democracy conference in Amsterdam, Crosstalk 2013 | Borders to …
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Robin Good: Academic Torrents = Big Data + Open Access
Big Data: Large Dataset Curation & Sharing with AcademicTorrents AcademicTorrents is a new web service which allows any organization owning large datasets (no size limits) to easily distribute them without needing a dedicated infrastructure. The brainchild of Joseph Cohen and Henry Lo, two PhD students working at the University of Massachusetts in Boston, Academic Torrents facilitates the …
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Berto Jongman: The Year the USA (Courts, NSA, Google) Broke the Internet
2014: The Year America Broke The Internet A recent decision by a US Appeals court ended the regulation of the internet as we know it. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was deemed to have created a framework for ensuring the concept of “net neutrality” out-with the remit for the organisation it created itself. Now, a …
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Contributors
Below are listed recurring authors. One-time authors are easily searched for by name. Alias & Collective 4TH MEDIA – Anti-Empire Tough Love Truths from Varied Contributors BOOP, Betty – Serving Male Officer with Sense of Humor BUCKY 2.0 – Dave Buck, Robert Steele, Frank Wennin, Alan Yelsey and Others DEFDOG – Serving Officer and Closet …
