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Free Culture Research Workshop

Harvard Law School October 23, 2009

Sponsored by: Berkman, NEXA, iCommons

Call for Participation

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Written Submissions

• Philippe Aigrain - Diversity of Attention and Symmetry of Media: A Free Culture Research Agenda (PDF)
• Bodó Balázs - when its truly free: underground content sharing networks as models for sustainable commons based peer networks (PDF)
• Brian Ballentine - Exploring the Role(s) of Ethics in the Future of Free Culture and the Need to Improve Pedagogical Strategies for the Remix Student
• Tyng-Ruey Chuang - Artifact, Self, and Collective: Some Thoughts on Free Culture (PDF)
• Julie Cohen - Beyond Free Culture: Configuring the Networked Self (License: CC No Derivatives) (PDF)
• Gabriella Coleman - Anthropological Musings on the Politics of F/OSS (Doc)
• Leonhard Dobusch - Free Culture Communities: Facing Organizational Challenges (Doc)
• Mathias Klang - The three main hurdles in the path of free culture
• Volker Grassmuck - IP4D – Sustainable Production of and Fair Trade in Creative Expressions (PDF)
• James Grimmelmann
• Mayer Fuster Morell - Governance of online creation communities around the building of digital commons Provision of platforms of participation
• Jhessica Reia - Alternative Licensing and the Free Culture Community in Sao Paulo (PDF)
• Nagla Rizk - Thoughts/Suggested Points of Departure (Doc)
• Alek Tarkowski - The consequences of framing free culture as a social movement
• Michell Thorne and Rachel Cobcroft - Capturing the Commons: (Ways Forward for) The CC Case Studies Initiative
• Frank Tobia - A first-principles approach to free culture (Doc)
• Jude Yew - ccMixter: A study of motivations and emergent creative practices that results from open sharing and remixing (PDF)
• Zac Zimmer - What We Talk About When We Talk About Commons (Doc)

Attendees

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