Tere Vaden writes:

 

the eCars - Now! (http://www.sahkoautot.fi/eng) community is about to launch publishing its material, and needs to adopt an open source hardware licensing scheme. Do you know of any

*actually functioning* open source hardware license? It seems that, for

instance, http://www.ohanda.org/

is still in its early stages. The eCars…

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Via Daniel Araya:

 

daniel@jgse.org

 

Vol 1, No 2 (2011)

Globalization 2.0

This issue of the Journal of Global

Studies in Education will focus on the rapid growth of newly

industrializing countries (NICs) in the context of education and

socioeconomic development. In 2003, Goldman Sachs published a startling

report on the growth of NICs in which Brazil, Russia, India, and…

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Via ALAIN AMBROSI /ICC VIDEOS



Hello,



You can now access the series of short video interviews  made during the

Berlin IC 

Conference in November at  http://www.vimeo.com/user5449180/videos.



They will soon be available also on Youtube, dailymotion and blip.tv.



These videos are part of the  edited takes that will be… Continue

Via Multitude:

 

"Multitude Project provided the movement against Tom Flanagan with an

infrastructure of communication, collaboration and coordination. This

infrastructure is already up and running, ready to be populated by the

2,286 Facebook subscribers. You can also join this movement.

https://sites.google.com/site/firetomflanagan/home



Multitude Project also…

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Via David Bollier:

 

I am thrilled to announce the launch of my new blog/website, www.Bollier.org.  It will be the primary showcase for my latest discoveries, adventures and reflections about the commons as I step off in some new directions.  I invite you to become a regular reader, get the RSS feed, put me on your blogroll and pass this news along to friends. 



Although I am no longer associated with On the…

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The following is an excerpt from:

War, Conflict and Commemoration in the Age of Digital Reproduction

The special issue of Digital Icons at http://www.digitalicons.org/

Blame it on the Russians: Tracking the portrayal of Russians during cyberconflict incidents

From Athina…

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Our friend and colleague

Athina Karatzogianni

contributed a paper (4.9) on Russian hackers, various cyberconflicts, and media implicating them in the Climategate hack, which is part of an interesting issue of the journal Digital Icons:

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Digital Icons: Studies in Russian, Eurasian and Central European New Media

Issue 4:…

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