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  Links for 2008-07-14 [del.icio.us]

  Posted: July 14th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • Governing The Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action | Cooperation Commons
    Summary of: Governing The Commons
  • DAISY: About the DAISY Consortium
    Members of the Consortium actively promote the DAISY Standard for Digital Talking Books because it promises to revolutionize the reading experience for people who have reading disabilities.
  • Towards Realistic Models for Evolution of Cooperation | Cooperation Commons
    The five major approaches to answering how cooperation emerges and becomes stable in nature
  • Pandora TV :: Videotize Your Dream!!
  • BRITE Conference Blog: It’s Official: Average TV Viewer “Too Old” to Count
    The average age of the network TV viewer hit 50 years for the first time this year. Consider, for a moment, that advertisers don't pay the networks a nickel for any viewer older than 49
  • Miro - Internet TV Blog » Blog Archive » Whitepaper: Sustainable Social Media Infrastructure
    A new type of non-profit organization is emerging, one that has never been possible in an offline world. These new organizations are creating permanent, sustainable public knowledge and communications infrastructure that is designed for public benefit.
  • iYear
    How can 100 Senators hear our individual voices? Why would our 435 Representatives listen to anyone not contributing to the $3,000 they raise every single weekday? The answer: They can’t, and they won’t. But when 100 or 1,000 of us bring our voices to
  • The Victory of Morality over Socialism: Part 1 Chapter 1 (critique of soviet system)
    Throughout the system, experience shows that the planning directives will not take effect “behind the participants’ backs,” so to speak. For the directives to have any effect at all, they must all be linked with “incentives”
  • The Victory of Morality over Socialism: Part 1 Chapter 3
    Planning with levers: A review of the principles of the Soviet economy
  • Arestis-Sawyer-The state-driven origins of money
    overview of 'chartalist' interpretations of the history of money
  • IJWEE-Tcherneva - Evaluating the Economic Viability of Basic Income and Job Guarantees”
    the basic income is inherently inflationary, job guarantees have different problems, best is a combination of both
  • trendwatching.com in the media: Time you turned on the tube
    YouTube and its community of `produsers' are rewriting the television rulebook
  • Pavlina Tcherneva
    'monetary' economics
  • GNU/Linux free software tools to preserve your online privacy, anonymity and security
    a brief tour of the resources made available by the free software community to those in most of the world who need them.
  • My take on negative voting on FSDaily | fsdaily.com - Free Software News
    As the individual responsible for the introduction of negative voting on FSDaily, I feel I should explain my rationale for its inclusion and provide my tips on negative voting.
  • Squish Software Blog » Blog Archive » Re-enforcing our Commitment to Free Software
    When we launched Squish Software, we had goals of “open software.” We realized that openly supporting free and open source software, while not contributing back with our own software, was sort of hypocritical.
  • Oekonux/Project/Conferences/4thConference/CallForSponsors/SponsorProgram - OekonuxWiki
    special page for sponsors
  • Les femmes aux commandes: European women in digital policy making
    Christine Lagarde, Viviane Reding, Meglena Kuneva, Patricia Russo, Catherine Trautmann, Laure de La Raudiere, Laurence Parisot, Elisabeth Fl?ry-Herard, Marie-Dominique Hagelsteen, Marie-Christine Levet, Deborah Taylor Tate
  • 1937 and my children: Reinclusive Design
    Inclusive design is about making sure that as many people as possible can use or consume products, services and spaces