How Open is the Future?: Economic, Social & Cultural Scenarios Inspired by Free & Open-source Software

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Marleen Wynants, Jan Cornelis
Asp / Vubpress / Upa, 2005 - 534 lappuses
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With the rise of the internet and the growing concern over intellectual property, this study provides an open, constructive platform for a wide range of lawyers, artists, journalists, and activists to discuss their views on the future of free and open-source software. By exchanging both complementary and conflicting opinions, the contributors look ahead to the evolution, prospects, and issues of sharing knowledge and ideas through technology.
 

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KEY PLAYERS PROJECTS
29
Free as in Freedom not Gratis
69
The Open Source Paradigm Shift
85
Open Courseware and Open Scientific Publications
111
RootsCulture Free Software Vibrations Inna Babylon
135
CASESTUDIESFROM BRUSSELS BELGIUM EUROPE BEYOND
165
Building Open Ecosystemsfor Collaborative Creativity
199
A Walkthrough the Music Bazaar the Future of Music
231
Legal Aspectsof Software Protection through Patents
375
PART IV THE FUTURE IS OPEN
393
The Future of Open Source
429
Enabling the Marketplace to Decide
461
Dual Licensing A Business Model from the Second Generation of
479
Towards a EU Policy for OpenSource Software
489
The GNU General Public License GPL Version 2 June 1991
507
Building Innovation through Integration
517

Open Source Science and Education
275
ETHICS BOTTLENECKS
293
Fostering Research Innovation and Networking
309
IsOpenSourced Biotechnology possible?
357
Index
527
List of Pictures
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Par autoru (2005)

Marleen Wynants is the operational director of the Brussels University and Industry Crosstalks Network and a contributor to Janus magazine. Jan Cornelis is the vice rector for research of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and head of the electronics and information-processing department. He is also a consultant professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xian, China, and a member of the board of directors of the Interuniversity MicroElectronics Centre in Leuven, Belgium.

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NosaukumsHow Open is the Future?: Economic, Social & Cultural Scenarios Inspired by Free & Open-source Software
Crosstalks Series
RedaktoriMarleen Wynants, Jan Cornelis
LīdzstrādnieksVrije Universiteit Brussel
IzdevējsAsp / Vubpress / Upa, 2005
ISBN9054873787, 9789054873785
Apjoms534 lappuses
  
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