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==Podcasts== | ==Podcasts== | ||
#[[Alan Rosenblith on Open Money Protocols and Agreements]] | #[[Alan Rosenblith on Open Money Protocols and Agreements]]; [[Open Money Blogtalk Radio]] ; [[Open Money as a Commons]] | ||
#[[Anne Margulies on Open Courseware]] ; [[Steve Carson on MIT OpenCourseware]] | #[[Anne Margulies on Open Courseware]] ; [[Steve Carson on MIT OpenCourseware]] | ||
#[[Barbara Aronson on Open Access to Biomedical Research in Developing Countries]] ; [[Conversation on Open Access Publishing]] | #[[Barbara Aronson on Open Access to Biomedical Research in Developing Countries]] ; [[David Lipman on Open Science and Biology]] | ||
#[[Conversation on Open Access Publishing]] | |||
#[[Ben Haggarty on Open Source Storytelling]] | #[[Ben Haggarty on Open Source Storytelling]] | ||
#[[Bill Allison and Greg Elin on Open Government Initiatives]] | #[[Bill Allison and Greg Elin on Open Government Initiatives]] ; [[Greg Elin on Open Data from the US Government]] | ||
#[[Bill Witherspoon on Open Book Management]] | #[[Bill Witherspoon on Open Book Management]] | ||
#[[Bob Sutor on Open Source and Open Standards at IBM]] ; [[Bob Sutor on Open Standards vs Open Source]] | #[[Bob Sutor on Open Source and Open Standards at IBM]] ; [[Bob Sutor on Open Standards vs Open Source]] | ||
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#[[Business Interests in Open Content]] | #[[Business Interests in Open Content]] | ||
#[[David Glazer on OpenSocial]] | #[[David Glazer on OpenSocial]] | ||
#[[David Orban and Roberto Ostinelli on Open Spime]] | #[[David Orban and Roberto Ostinelli on Open Spime]] | ||
#[[David Wiley on Learning Objects, Openness and Localization]] ; [[David Wiley on the Open Education Movement]] | #[[David Wiley on Learning Objects, Openness and Localization]] ; [[David Wiley on the Open Education Movement]] | ||
#[[Economics of Open Archives]] | #[[Economics of Open Archives]] | ||
#[[Evan Prodromou on Open Microblogging]] | #[[Evan Prodromou on Open Microblogging]] | ||
#[[Greg Whisenant on Open Crime Data]] | #[[Greg Whisenant on Open Crime Data]] | ||
#[[Marc Canter on Open Standards and Structured Blogging]] | #[[Marc Canter on Open Standards and Structured Blogging]] | ||
#[[Melissa Hagemann on the Open Access Movement]] | #[[Melissa Hagemann on the Open Access Movement]]; [[John Willinsky on Open Access to Academic Literature and Open Education]] | ||
#[[Open API and the Commons]] | #[[Open API and the Commons]] ; [[Web 2.0 and Open APIs]] | ||
#[[Open Business Models]] | #[[Open Business Models]] ; [[Social Commerce and Open Business Models]] | ||
#[[Open Congress Downloads]] ; [[Open Congress on Creativity and the Public Domain]] | #[[Open Congress Downloads]] ; [[Open Congress on Creativity and the Public Domain]] | ||
#[[Open Curatorial Practices]] | #[[Open Curatorial Practices]] | ||
#[[Open Identity and Identity Brokers]] | #[[Open Identity and Identity Brokers]] ; [[OpenID Podcast]] | ||
#[[Open Media Directory]] | #[[Open Media Directory]] | ||
#[[Open | #[[Open Spectrum Panel]] ; [[Spectrum Policy, Open Networks, and a Free Society]] | ||
#[[Richard Baraniuk on Open Textbooks and Open Educational Resources]] | #[[Richard Baraniuk on Open Textbooks and Open Educational Resources]] | ||
#[[Richard Poynder on Open and Free Developments]] | #[[Richard Poynder on Open and Free Developments]] | ||
#[[Ronaldo Lemos on Open Culture in Brazil] | #[[Ronaldo Lemos on Open Culture in Brazil]] | ||
#[[Simon Phipps on Open Formats]] | #[[Simon Phipps on Open Formats]] | ||
#[[Taking Action on Free Culture and Open Access on University Campuses]] | #[[Taking Action on Free Culture and Open Access on University Campuses]] | ||
#[[Economics of Open Content Symposium]] ; [[Economics of Open Text]] | #[[Economics of Open Content Symposium]] ; [[Economics of Open Text]] | ||
#[[Tim Hubbard on Open Access to Medicines]] | #[[Tim Hubbard on Open Access to Medicines]] | ||
#[[Wendy Seltzer on Open Law]] | #[[Wendy Seltzer on Open Law]] | ||
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#[[Chris DiBona on the Economics of Open Source at Google]] | #[[Chris DiBona on the Economics of Open Source at Google]] | ||
#[[Clayton Christensen on Open Source and Innovation in Business]] | #[[Clayton Christensen on Open Source and Innovation in Business]] ; [[Larry Augustin on the Business of Open Source]] | ||
#[[Dan and David on the Open Source Business conference]] | #[[Dan and David on the Open Source Business conference]] ; [[Dirk Riehle on Open Source Business Models]] | ||
#[[David Lee and Valerie Wilson on the the Open Source Green Vehicle Project]] | #[[David Lee and Valerie Wilson on the the Open Source Green Vehicle Project]] | ||
#[[ | #[[Doc Searls on Free and Open Source in Education]] ; [[Open Source Education Models]] ; [[Stephen Downes on Open Sourcing Learning]] | ||
#[[Free and Open Source Video Software]] | #[[Free and Open Source Video Software]] | ||
#[[Geoffrey Moore on Open Source and Capitalism]] | #[[Geoffrey Moore on Open Source and Capitalism]] | ||
#[[Jason Haislmaier's Introduction to Free and Open Source Licensing]] | #[[Jason Haislmaier's Introduction to Free and Open Source Licensing]] ; [[Why Open Source Licensing Matters]] | ||
#[[John Robb on Open Source Warfare]] | #[[John Robb on Open Source Warfare]] | ||
#[[Jon Warnow on Open Source Activism]] | #[[Jon Warnow on Open Source Activism]] | ||
#[[Lawrence Lessig on Open Source]] ; [[Lawrence Lessig on the Need for Open Politics]] | #[[Lawrence Lessig on Open Source]] ; [[Lawrence Lessig on the Need for Open Politics]] | ||
#[[Open Source Biotechnology Panel]] | #[[Open Source Biotechnology Panel]] | ||
#[[Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information]] | #[[Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information]] | ||
#[[Open Source at Microsoft]] | #[[Open Source at Microsoft]] | ||
#[[Open Source in Brazil]] ; [[Tadao Takahashi on Brazilian Open Source Projects]] | #[[Open Source in Brazil]] ; [[Tadao Takahashi on Brazilian Open Source Projects]] | ||
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#[[Peter Enzerink on Open Source Scattergun Contributing]] | #[[Peter Enzerink on Open Source Scattergun Contributing]] | ||
#[[Scott Rosenberg on the Open Source Applications Foundation]] | #[[Scott Rosenberg on the Open Source Applications Foundation]] | ||
#[[Why are there so few Women in Open Source]] ; [[Women in Open Source - Debian]] | #[[Why are there so few Women in Open Source]] ; [[Women in Open Source - Debian]] | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 17 August 2008
This section is dedicated to the question: what is common to openness in these various domains, and what is different?
I also hope to do an overview visualization of these efforts.
This project is dedicated to the efforts of the Open Everything project started by Mark Surman, David Eaves and friends.
Introduction
- Introduction to Openness
Related Initiatives
- Map of Openness
- Open Everything - Canada [1]: "One of big Everything goals is to map what people are doing with 'open' around the world."
Open Definitions
Mark Surman discusses openness here at http://commonspace.typepad.com/commonspace/2008/02/open-vs-open-vs.html and has added a chart at http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dfpvr6w7_11g98b73dh
- The Open Standards Definition. By Bruce Perens.
- Open Standards Requirement for Software
- Open Knowledge Definition
- The Open Software Service Definition, i.e. The Free/Open Service Definition (v1.0)
- Open Source Media Definition
- Open Source Definition
Free Definitions
- Debian's Free Software Guidelines
- Declaration on Libre Knowledge
- Definition of Free Cultural Works
- Franklin Street Statement on Freedom and Network Services, which concerns Network Service Licenses
- Free Content Definition
Open Documentation
Podcasts
- Alan Rosenblith on Open Money Protocols and Agreements; Open Money Blogtalk Radio ; Open Money as a Commons
- Anne Margulies on Open Courseware ; Steve Carson on MIT OpenCourseware
- Barbara Aronson on Open Access to Biomedical Research in Developing Countries ; David Lipman on Open Science and Biology
- Conversation on Open Access Publishing
- Ben Haggarty on Open Source Storytelling
- Bill Allison and Greg Elin on Open Government Initiatives ; Greg Elin on Open Data from the US Government
- Bill Witherspoon on Open Book Management
- Bob Sutor on Open Source and Open Standards at IBM ; Bob Sutor on Open Standards vs Open Source
- Brenda Dayne on Knitting as an Open Craft
- Business Interests in Open Content
- David Glazer on OpenSocial
- David Orban and Roberto Ostinelli on Open Spime
- David Wiley on Learning Objects, Openness and Localization ; David Wiley on the Open Education Movement
- Economics of Open Archives
- Evan Prodromou on Open Microblogging
- Greg Whisenant on Open Crime Data
- Marc Canter on Open Standards and Structured Blogging
- Melissa Hagemann on the Open Access Movement; John Willinsky on Open Access to Academic Literature and Open Education
- Open API and the Commons ; Web 2.0 and Open APIs
- Open Business Models ; Social Commerce and Open Business Models
- Open Congress Downloads ; Open Congress on Creativity and the Public Domain
- Open Curatorial Practices
- Open Identity and Identity Brokers ; OpenID Podcast
- Open Media Directory
- Open Spectrum Panel ; Spectrum Policy, Open Networks, and a Free Society
- Richard Baraniuk on Open Textbooks and Open Educational Resources
- Richard Poynder on Open and Free Developments
- Ronaldo Lemos on Open Culture in Brazil
- Simon Phipps on Open Formats
- Taking Action on Free Culture and Open Access on University Campuses
- Economics of Open Content Symposium ; Economics of Open Text
- Tim Hubbard on Open Access to Medicines
- Wendy Seltzer on Open Law
On Open Source:
- Chris DiBona on the Economics of Open Source at Google
- Clayton Christensen on Open Source and Innovation in Business ; Larry Augustin on the Business of Open Source
- Dan and David on the Open Source Business conference ; Dirk Riehle on Open Source Business Models
- David Lee and Valerie Wilson on the the Open Source Green Vehicle Project
- Doc Searls on Free and Open Source in Education ; Open Source Education Models ; Stephen Downes on Open Sourcing Learning
- Free and Open Source Video Software
- Geoffrey Moore on Open Source and Capitalism
- Jason Haislmaier's Introduction to Free and Open Source Licensing ; Why Open Source Licensing Matters
- John Robb on Open Source Warfare
- Jon Warnow on Open Source Activism
- Lawrence Lessig on Open Source ; Lawrence Lessig on the Need for Open Politics
- Open Source Biotechnology Panel
- Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information
- Open Source at Microsoft
- Open Source in Brazil ; Tadao Takahashi on Brazilian Open Source Projects
- Paul Wayper on Open Source Documentation
- Peter Enzerink on Open Source Scattergun Contributing
- Scott Rosenberg on the Open Source Applications Foundation
- Why are there so few Women in Open Source ; Women in Open Source - Debian
Open Movements
Key Movements supporting the Open paradigm': A2K Access to Knowledge, Budapest Open Access Initiative, Creative Commons, ICommons, Open Access Movement, Open Archives Initiative, Open Content Alliance, Open Knowledge Foundation, Public Domain Advocacy Organizations, Science Commons, Union for the Public Domain
Specialized movements:
Pages in category "Open"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,199 total.
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- AbilityMate
- Access To Knowledge
- Accessibility
- Advocacy Organizations for Open Access
- Agorakit
- Aid Transparency
- Alan Chapman on Open Enlightenment
- Alison Powell on Open Forms of Politics
- Ambiguity of Open Government Concept
- Andrea Reimer on Open Cities and the Open Motion in Vancouver
- Android Open Accessory
- Andy Oram on Free and Open Cloud Computing
- Archon Fung on Transparency and Democratic Control
- Art is Open Source
- Association for the Creation of Open Culture and Workshop Houses - Austria
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- Camera Libre
- Case for Open Source Law
- Catarina Mota on the Open Materials Movement
- Catholic Social Thought and the Openness Revolution
- Center for Open Science
- Characteristics of Openness
- Charles Leadbeater on Open Innovation
- Chris Taggart on Global Open Data for Democracy
- Codename Prometheus
- Collaborative Development of Open Content
- Comingled Code
- Commercial Open Source Biotechnology
- Community Building through Communal Publishing
- Comparing Different Forms of Openness
- Comparison of an Open Access University Press with Traditional Presses
- Concept for a Global Open Source Initiative
- Contested Transparencies
- Criteria for an Open Blockchain Network
- Crowdsourced Mapping
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- Dan Sinker on Open Source in the Newsroom
- Daniel Mietchen on Open Research
- David Eaves on the Vancouver Open Data and Open Government Initiative
- David Wiley on the Meaning of Openness in Education
- Death Knell for Open Politics
- Debating Free and Open
- Defining Open Content Licenses
- Defining Open Educational Resources
- Digital Open
- Distributed Open Education Network
- Distributed Open Source Technology Design Repositories
- DIY Open Source Loom
- Dmytri Kleiner on Radical Openness
- Don Tapscott on Four Principles for the Open World
- Dorothea Salo's Guide to the Different Flavors of Openness
- Douglas Rushkoff on Open Source Democracy
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- Economics of Open Content Symposium
- Economics of Open Source
- Edit Open Source Self-Driving Electric Vehicle
- Edmund J. Walsh and Andrew J. Tibbetts on the Benefits and Risks of Open Source Software
- EEmeter
- Emergence of Open News
- Equitable Open Source
- Essays on Open Educational Resources and Copyright
- Everything Open and Free
- Everything Open Source
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- Factors To Consider When Transitioning From Closed To Open Resources and Courses
- Fair Tracing
- Femke Snelting on Open Source Publishing
- Fifty Shades of Open
- Finnish Open Ministry Platform
- Five Principles of Openness and Transparency in Politics
- Food Forest Open Source Hub
- FOSS - Open Content
- FOSS Organizations Directory
- Foundation for an Open Source City
- Free and Open Network Definition
- Free and Open Source Silicon Foundation
- Free as in Beer
- Free Cultural Works
- Free Engineering
- Free Learning
- Free Licenses
- Free Open Knowledge of Production Model
- Free Our Books
- Free Person
- Free Software Movement
- Free, Open, Open Source, Hardware and Design
- Freeness Principle
- From Keeping Nature’s Secrets to the Institutionalization of Open Science
- From Open Source to Open Sourcing Digital Medical Devices
- From Open Space to Open Politics
- Funding Models for Open Educational Resources
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- I Believe in Open - Canada
- Ikego
- International Open Facility Advancing Biotechnology
- International Open Source Party
- Internet Security and the Limits of Open Source and Peer Production
- Interview with Michael Gurstein on Open Data
- Introduction to Open Knowledge and Open Learning
- Introduction to the Open Source Beehives Project
- Is Open Access Still Relevant in 2013
J
- Jacob Shiach on Open Science and Citizen Science
- Jean-Claude Bradley on Open Notebook Science
- Jeffrey Spies explains the Open Science Framework
- Jon Wilbanks on Second-Generation Open Access
- Jordan Open Source Association
- Jos Poortvliet on Open Governance Rules Done Right
- Joseph Isenbergh on Open versus Closed Systems
- Just One Giant Lab
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M
- Machine Leaning Open Source Software
- MakerPlane
- Map of Openness
- Marcin Jakubowski on the Open Source Economy
- Mark Surman on a Free and Open Future
- Matteo Cassese on the Conflict between Intimacy and Openness in Open Innovation
- Medfloss
- Medical Device Co-ordination Framework
- Meditations on Free Culture
- Michael Gurstein on the Open Data Divide
- Michael Nielsen on Doing Science in the Open
- Micheal Linton on Open Money
- Michel Bauwens and John Restakis on the Open Knowledge Society and the FLOK Process in Ecuador
- Michel Bauwens on P2P And Open Infrastructures
- Military Open Source
- Military Open Source Software
- Musopen
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O
- OKCon 2011 Open Science Panel
- OKCon 2011 Panel on Open Hardware and Open Standards
- OKCON 2011 Videos
- OKF Working Group on Open Data in Archaeology
- OKF Working Group on Open Data in Linguistics
- On the Differences between Open Source and Open Culture
- Open 100 Competition
- Open 3D Engineering
- Open 3D Printed Camera
- Open 3D Printing
- Open 3D Project
- Open 3DP
- Open 80211s
- Open Access
- Open Access - Discussion
- Open Access Books
- Open Access E-Textbooks
- Open Access Movement
- Open Accreditation
- Open Activity Streams
- Open Aerospace
- Open Agricultural Data
- Open AI
- Open AIR
- Open Ajax Alliance
- Open Allocation
- Open Anabaptism
- Open and Collaborative Developments
- Open Anthropology
- Open Anthropology Cooperative
- Open Anthropology Journal
- Open Anthropology Project
- Open API
- Open App
- Open App Ecosystem
- Open Architectural Design
- Open Architecture
- Open Architecture Network
- Open Architecture Strategies
- Open Archive Definition
- Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting
- Open Archives
- Open Archives Initiative
- Open Artist Linux