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* [[Jan Hemme on How the German Pirate Party is Crowdsourcing Politics]] | * [[Jan Hemme on How the German Pirate Party is Crowdsourcing Politics]] | ||
* [[Sara Horowitz on the Freelancers Union]] | |||
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Revision as of 11:40, 8 July 2012
Planning Page
See for context: P2P Blog Planning Resources
2012
January-February 2012
See: Blog Video of the Day Archive 2012
March 2012
* The social basis for a sharing economy, http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Ig31ELGDJ0Q * Charles Eistenstein on Sacred Economics * Diego Comin on Why New Technologies Do Not Make Poor Countries Rich * David Graeber on the First Five Thousand Years of Debt (first video) * Suresh Naidu on How Strong Property Rights Promoted Slavery and Discouraged Manufacturing Progress
- Jay Bradner on Open Source Cancer Research
- Taking Back Our Public Spaces
- Thinking Cities
- Patrick Meier on Collaborative Mapping Platforms
April 2012
- Richard Sennett on the Architecture of Cooperation
- Free the Network: looks at how DIY hack-tech is changing the discourse of modern day protests.
- Kate Raworth on Social and Planetary Boundaries
- Marty Kaplan on Going from Attention to Engagement
- Kate Chapman on the Humanitarian Open Street Map Pilot Project in Indonesia
May 2012
- Interviews on Digital Fabrication, Franco, this is a series of 3, which can be used in a period of difficulty
- Jon Jandai on the Pun Pun Permaculture Seed Commons in Northern Thailand
June 2012
- Visualizing a Plenitude Economy
- Catastroika, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg4hlaMsyyE
- Jem Bendell on Rebuilding a Financial System by Ourselves
- David Ronfeldt on the TIMN Framework
- Yochai Benkler on Successful Internet Rights Activism
July 2012
- Bob Massie on the New Economy Movement
- The Wikispeed Microfactory in Seattle Explained by Joe Justice
- Introduction to the Extreme Manufacturing Methodology
- Ayah Bdeir on littleBits
- Dirk Bezemer on Creating a Socially Useful Financial System
- Don Tapscott on Macrowikinomics
- Campbell Mithun on Sharing Attitudes 2012
- Four Ways to Manufacture Open Hardware. How does open hardware get made? 1) Licensing; 2) Fulfillment; 3) Contract manufacturing; 4) DIY assembly [4]
- Bernard Lietaer on Money and Sustainability
- Chandran Nair on Turning Asia Away from Consumptionism
- Eben Moglen on the Commons As An Actor in Transforming Global Political Economy
To Do:
- Matt LeMay on What Changes When the Internet Archives Everything
- David Graeber on Debts, Money, and Markets
- Jeremy Rifkin on the Emphatic Civilization
- Karen Armstrong on Reviving the Golden Rule
- Paul Needham on Owning Electricity
- Derek Lomas on Open Source Learning Games
- Don Tapscott on Four Principles for an Open World
- Bruce Lipton on Why Natural and Human Evolution is Communal, not Individual
- Michael Yaziji on Rethinking the Structure of Corporations
- Noreena Hertz on Cooperative Capitalism
- Franz Nahrada on Global Villages
- Layne Hartsell Interviews Michel Bauwens on P2P Economics, 3 parter
- Massimo Banzi on How Arduino Is Open-Sourcing the Imagination
- Immanuel Wallerstein on the end of Capitalism
August 2012
- Howard Rheingold on Peeragogy
- Jan Hemme on How the German Pirate Party is Crowdsourcing Politics
- Sara Horowitz on the Freelancers Union
see also:
- Cohabitat, an account of a conference on open source urbanism and architecture in partnership with nature, organized by the Cohabitat Group in Poland, subtitles in English, url?
Reserves
To use when Bauwens is on a trip only:
- Kevin Kelly on What Technology Wants, first video
Miscellaneous
- check tapscott video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rgk7k9qsZI&feature=youtube_gdata_player
- trailer with text via http://technabob.com/blog/2012/02/19/3d-printed-house/