Topics of Panels and Workshops
Contents
General Theme of wos4
Information Freedom Rules
Re: Carl Shapiro, Hal Varian, Information Rules, Harvard Business School Press 1999. Freedom rulez ok! And: information freedom needs rules (a2k, GPL v 3.0, CC).
We could invite Hal Varian and Yochai Benkler who‘s Commons-based Peer Production is strikingly missing from the business models Shapiro/Varian are discussing. Both could have keynotes on the first evening, Information Rules and Commons-based Peer Production revisited. Is price discrimination really the only way for information markets? How have his ideas about DRM changed? After that, a panel would dicuss where we stand. It could also pick up on the Web Bubble 2.0 hybrid economic models that Saul talked about. Is the subculture of social networks (are they a subculture?) being venture capitalized into flagships of info capitalism.
a planet of sharing
towards a culture of freedom
yes, we‘re OPEN. feel FREE to join
Open Society (Karl Popper, 1945) Open Source (Eric Raymond, 1998) Open Access (OAI, Bethesda/Budapest/Berlin Declaration) Open Culture (Felix Stalder (?), 2003) Open Borders (Florian Schneider) Open Nature (ICC, 2005) Open Wounds (Einsteinforum, 2005) Open Questions (Tim Druckrey) Openicity for all! Openesques, Offenisch, Oeuvralite (Chris Kelty) Open Galaxies Open Universe Open Time Free & Open Questions Open Worlds Open Islam The 2006 WOS Open
First Commonist Interational / Erste Internationale des Commonismus
Focus Topics
Other Topics
Free Software
Free Software in the Public Sector
Free Content
The Revolution in Reporting: Citizens Journalism
Free Infrastructure
Movements, Networks and Organizations
Alternative Compensation Systems
Free tools for activism and collaboration
Specials
- Burnstation, Platoniq
Formats
Workshops before wos4
- ACS Workshop zsm. mit De Waag, May 2006
- Werkstattgespräche zu IP und Theater an der Volksbühne
