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articles · The Art of Free Software
24/6/2007 07:55 · 22 votes · 4 comments
The "Why artists don't use more free software" panel was a strange beast. Swinging between polarised positions and shared understanding it left me feeling little progress had been made. There was the usual free software righteousness and artistic stubbornness. "I just want it to work" people would complain, "you have to make it work" the geeks would reply. And yes it should work...
articles · Tactical Technology's newest NGO-in-a-box launched
14/12/2006 11:00 · 30 votes · no comments
The Tactical Technology Collective is a European based non-profit that aims to advance the use of new technologies as a tool for civil society. One of the core projects of Tactical Tech is NGO-in-a-box, a series of Free and Open Source Software toolkits covering areas such as Audio and Video, Security, Mobile devices and now, Open Publishing.
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articles · An Free and Open Source YouTube? EngageMedia release Plumi
21/9/2007 13:19 · 1 comment
Online video sharing has exploded in the last couple of years and media makers have been quick to take advantage of it's possibilities. Dozens of sites have sprung up offering a host of ways for video makers to get their content out there.
But what if you want to run your own video sharing community and customise it to suit your needs? What if you'd rather not have "web 2.0"...
articles · A network of Free Culture spaces?
20/6/2007 04:08 · 1 comment
The free culture spaces workshop was a refreshing exchange at iCommons, a free flowing conversation and chance for participants to share their knowledge and experiences. With everyone seated in a circle with stories to share one hour was hardly enough, but it did provide a start in surveying the current topology of free culture spaces.
The conversation was kicked off by Marcel...
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articles · An Free and Open Source YouTube? EngageMedia release Plumi
by AndrewL, Tactical Tech · voted on 25/9/2007 10:35 · 1 comment
Online video sharing has exploded in the last couple of years and media makers have been quick to take advantage of it's possibilities. Dozens of sites have sprung up offering a host of ways for video makers to get their content out there.
But what if you want to run your own video sharing community and customise it to suit your needs? What if you'd rather not have "web 2.0"...
articles · This Be Cat Country
by Simon Dingle · voted on 20/6/2007 04:20 · 37 votes · 1 comment
A story by Bjorn Wijers and Simon Dingle
Croatia is a land of warm weather, beautiful people, good beer and cats. So many cats. In fact, we spotted some locals with "CC" t-shirts while exploring old town during the iCommons Summit in Dubrovnik, Croatia and excited to speak to local commoners we asked them about their threads. Turns out CC stands for 'Cat Country'. And we're...
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articles · An Free and Open Source YouTube? EngageMedia release Plumi
by AndrewL, Tactical Tech · commented on 25/9/2007 10:35 · 1 comment
Online video sharing has exploded in the last couple of years and media makers have been quick to take advantage of it's possibilities. Dozens of sites have sprung up offering a host of ways for video makers to get their content out there.
But what if you want to run your own video sharing community and customise it to suit your needs? What if you'd rather not have "web 2.0"...
articles · Why don't artists use open source software?
by Karen · commented on 20/6/2007 22:46 · 48 votes · 8 comments
By Karen Rustad and Nelson Pavlosky
The topic of the Saturday noon peer production stream session was "Why don't artists use open source software?" However, as was quickly established by the panel, there was also an important companion question: "Why don't developers make free art?"
Artists feel pressured to use open software for ideological reasons, but when they try it typically...
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