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Date: Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 7:52 PM
Subject: <nettime> 12/12 Essex Seminar: Models for a Peer-to-Peer Society
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Models for a Peer-to-Peer Society
A seminar with Michel Bauwens, P2P Foundation
Monday December 12th at 2pm in the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall Seminar Room
Centre for…
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THE WINCHESTER CENTRE FOR GLOBAL FUTURES IN ART DESIGN & MEDIA
Invitation for all to attend the next talk in our new Global Futures
Speakers' Series, Friday, 9 December 2011, 12:00 13:00 in Lecture Theatre A at WSA:
Title: "P2P Economics = Shared Innovation Commons + Mutualist Phyles?"
Speaker: Michel Bauwens (founder of the Foundation of Peer-to-Peer Alternatives)
Patterns that prefigure a horizontalized future: If the…
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Dear Colleague
It is my pleasure to announce that the call for papers for the 1st
Global Thematic IASC Conference on the Knowledge Commons is now
launched: deadline 15th January. More information is…
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Introduction to P2P and the Commons as the new paradigm of change
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Via Daniel Moss danielmoss9@gmail.com
*Call for Case Studies on Commons-based Rural Water Management and
Governance*
Outline due December 15, 2011, Paper due February 15, 2012
We are seeking to compile a number of case studies about innovative rural
water management work with two objectives in mind? 1) to fortify Reclaiming
Public Water?s rural water work ? contribute…
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Occupy Our Commons – an invitation
4 November 2011
“In considering the essential problem of how to produce and distribute material wealth, virtually all of the great economists in Western history have ignored the significance of the commons — the shared resources of nature and society that people inherit, create and utilize.”
James Quilligan, commons thinker and activist, in:
<…
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David Pinto and Wendy Lobatto have written a book called, "Wisdom, a conversational tango". The strap line is, "Can you…
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Ryan Fugger a href="mailto:arv@ryanfugger.com" target="_blank">arv@ryanfugger.com>
Hi everyone. I recently launched Villages.cc as a Ripple system that has a marketplace and discoverable user profiles:
http://villages.cc
It's basically a social barter network with Ripple as the accounting system. To simplify things, since Ripple is…
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Via andrew paterson
Pixelache is turning 10 in 2012 already!
Every year since 2002, Pixelache Helsinki has shown a different face, continually searching…
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La Quadrature du Net - For immediate release
Permanent link: http://www.laquadrature.net/en/over-1-million-views-for-no-to-acta-video-now-take-action
Over 1 Million Views for "NO to ACTA!" Video! Now, take Action!
*** Paris, 04 November 2011 — “NO to ACTA!”, the video published by La Quadrature du Net last week, has been…
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Via Kamran Mofid:
The world is riveting toward a possible turning point and we hope that you are able to stand with us in this call to action.…
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Via Lee Worden:
Hello friends!
My current research project is now part of a forward-looking experiment in public research funding.
Mathematics of Direct Democracy
Using mathematical models to study the possibilities of democratic
consensus decision making processes.
Consider contributing, offering suggestions, or becoming a collaborator:…
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BarCamp Vientiane 2011 coming next month!.
Date: (Sat) November 19th, 2011
Venue: Faculty of Engineering, Department of Science and Technology, National University of Laos.
Register here: http://barcampvientiane.org/?page_id=40
Guide for overseas visitors:…
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Via ulrike reinhard :
http://www.we-the-movie.com/about/
Occupy Wall Street. The Arab Spring.
The pitfalls of capitalism. Mistrust of governments. Unrests all over the world.
There are glimpses of a vision of a new way of being in the world.
It will take a lot of people – people like YOU and me, people like…
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Via Simona Levi:
27 to 29 of October 2011 - Barcelona
Oxcars and FreeCultureForum 2011
Networks for a R-evolution
Three days to think about what the Internet has done for us, and what we can now do for it ;-).…
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Via Douglas rushkoff:
The projects each received $10,000 from Pepsi, deposited as the seed money for free campaigns on IndieGogo. Winners were chosen by a team of judges selected from among the participants.
The three winners were:
Fayetteville Free Library Fab Lab
The Fayetteville Free Library aims to be the first library in the United States to build a free, public access Fab Lab. At the foundation of…
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Via Douglas Rushkoff:
"Here are the four projects we committed to seeing happen, and how to take part:
Upgrading Democracy -
Representation is a fundamental concept of our governance, but is encoded in the technology of the 18th century. The modern networked world enables a truer form of representation known variously under the names Dynamic Democracy, Liquid Democracy, and Delegable Proxy…
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Via Matthew Slater:
Many of Wall Street's occupiers understand that austerity comes from a shortage of money, not resources, and that the right to issue money is granted by the government to a banking cartel.
Most US citizens have no understanding of what money is and how it is make artificially scarce to compel them to compete against one another in converting natural resources into "economic growth."
Money need…
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