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= aims at creating a protocol which is legal and technical/technological through which people and organizations will be able to define how they wish the data they produce to be used". [1]
URL = http://ubiquitouscommons.org/
"What happens when the data generated from our bodies, organs, emotions, actions, gestures, traversals, presence and personality becomes the object of sharing, selling and analysing?
Description
"Ubiquitous Information and Knowledge is different from the content which can be handled using, for example, the Creative Commons or other current licensing schemes. It is not about mp3s, JPEGs, GIFs, PDFs, MOVs or other digital formats.
It is about the data, information and knowledge produced by bodies, locations, movements, desires, expectations, cultures, which are created, reproduced and mediated ubiquitously, online, through mobile applications, sensors, cameras, augmented reality, maps, Internet of Things, and more, consciously and unconsciously, and about the ways in which these information and knowledge are used." (http://ubiquitouscommons.org/)