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{{Body-Left-Nutshell|[[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png]]|The internet facilitates the collaboration of individuals all over the world. Volunteers as well as professionals come together to participate in a new form of information production: commons-based peer productions - like the development of free and open source software or the writing of Wikipedia. Information is shared rather than hoarded and licensed as ''free content''.}} | {{Body-Left-Nutshell|[[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png]]|The internet facilitates the collaboration of individuals all over the world. Volunteers as well as professionals come together to participate in a new form of information production: commons-based peer productions - like the development of free and open source software or the writing of Wikipedia. Information is shared rather than hoarded and licensed as ''free content''.}} | ||
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The internet facilitates the collaboration of individuals all over the world. Volunteers as well as professionals come together to participate in a new form of information production: commons-based peer productions - like the development of free and open source software or the writing of Wikipedia. Information is shared rather than hoarded and licensed as free content.
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