Em Destaque

mbauwens
/ Labblog

De como as comunidades P2P irão mudar o mundo

Entrevista com Michel Bauwens, criador da Fundação P2P
ICC_berlin
/ Labblog

Conferência Internacional sobre o ‘Commons’

Cultura Digital Brasileira marca presença. Veja a apresentação.
/ Documentos / Labblog

Cultura Digital na gestão Gil

Eliane Costa divulga tese de mestrado sobre relação entre cultura e tecnologia no Brasil

Mapa da rede

A rede no mapa

Artigos

ver mais

Comentários Recentes

Fluxo de atividades

RSS

Membros

Grupos

Blogs

RSS Na Web

RSS On the web

  • How crowdsourcing is changing science | The Boston Globe
    One reason for the sudden turn to crowd science is that it offers an imaginative answer to a central problem of 21st-century science: too much information. Oxford’s scholars had an overwhelming load of work given them, in the form of a desert trove. More often, though, scientists are themselves creating floods of data that they simply don’t have the hours to […]
  • ... And Satellite Internet for All | Shareable
    "Buy This Satellite" is Ahumanright's plan and it goes like this: There's a satellite called the TerreStar-1, launched in 2009, that can provide internet to an area the size of the U.S. and Canada combined, and the TerreStar's owner filed for chapter-11 bankruptcy in October. When the satellite hits the auction block, the organizatio […]
  • And the Debate Begins… Peer-to-Peer and Marxism: analogies and differences: Jean Lievens interviewed with Michel Bauwens | Social Network Unionism
    Conducted by Jean Lievens with the founder of the Foundation for P2P Alternatives Michel Bauwens on some aspects of his P2P theory and Marxist theory, the interview might be the opening of the greatest debate of coming years. […]
  • Vint Cerf: "Internet Access Is Not a Human Right" | NYTimes.com
    The best way to characterize human rights is to identify the outcomes that we are trying to ensure. These include critical freedoms like freedom of speech and freedom of access to information — and those are not necessarily bound to any particular technology at any particular time. Indeed, even the United Nations report, which was widely hailed as declaring […]
  • File-Sharing Recognized as Official Religion in Sweden | TorrentFreak
    Since 2010 a group of self-confessed pirates have tried to get their beliefs recognized as an official religion in Sweden. After their request was denied several times, the Church of Kopimism – which holds CTRL+C and CTRL+V as sacred symbols – is now approved by the authorities as an official religion. The Church hopes that its official status will remove th […]
  • How Pinterest Will Transform the Web in 2012: Social Content Curation As The Next Big Thing | Elad Blog
    In this blog post I will discuss the evolution of social media from long-form to push-button, the emergence of social curation on sites such as Twitter and Tumblr, and the move to structured sets of curated content on Pinterest and its brethren. […]
  • Towards a sensor commons | Technology Treason
    The Sensor Commons is a future state whereby we have data available to us, in real time, from a multitude of sensors that are relatively similar in design and method of data acquisition and that data is freely available whether as a data set or by API to use in whatever fashion they like. My definition is not just about “lots of data from lots of sensors” – […]
  • Open Researcher & Contributor ID | ORCID
    ORCID aims to solve the author/contributor name ambiguity problem in scholarly communications by creating a central registry of unique identifiers for individual researchers and an open and transparent linking mechanism between ORCID and other current author ID schemes. These identifiers, and the relationships among them, can be linked to the researcher […]
  • Richard Stallman Was Right All Along | OSNews
    [But] here we are, at the start of 2012. Obama signed the NDAA for 2012, making it possible for American citizens to be detained indefinitely without any form of trial or due process, only because they are terrorist suspects. At the same time, we have SOPA, which, if passed, would enact a system in which websites can be taken off the web, again without any f […]
  • ifttt [If This Then That] - ifttt the beginning...
    ifttt isn’t a programming language or app building tool, but rather a much simpler solution. Digital duct tape if you will, allowing you to connect any two services together. You can leave the hard work of creating the individual tools to the engineers and designers. (I realized that) the key to unlocking the creative potential of our existing digital tools […]
  • 2011: The Year the Free Ride Died | ReadWriteCloud
    Facebook doesn’t exist to connect its users to one another, Facebook exists to connect users with advertisers. I’m not the first person to make that observation, but this seems to be the year that users are finally starting to realize it en masse. Even my friends outside of the tech industry have started to remark on frustrations with Facebook, and taken not […]
  • Collective sense-making | Harold Jarche
    The increasing importance of fluid knowledge requires a different perspective on how we think of it and use it. If change is constant, then the half-life of codified knowledge (stock) decreases. We see this with the increasingly combative debates on intellectual property (IP) expressed as copyright. […]

No Twitter

Painel rápido »