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  Links for 2008-07-16 [del.icio.us]

  Posted: July 16th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • WorldTV.com - Create Your Own TV Channel
    WorldTV represents the next generation in online video. With millions of video clips now online, the ‘Library’ is finally in place to empower anyone to mix their tastes into a powerful (and personal) TV channel.
  • Dear Connex, We hate you (Ignorance is NOT Bliss! - An Open Letter) - Marketing Magazine
    Two commuters set up the Facebook group ‘I hate Connex’ – it now has 5,000 members! Please explain why you haven’t tried to answer the problems of these customers.
  • The Customer is the Company | Printer-friendly version
    Threadless - Revenue was growing 500 percent a year, despite the fact that the company had never advertised, employed no professional designers, used no modeling agency or fashion photographers, had no sales force, and enjoyed no retail distribution
  • PubCamp Melbourne: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Marketing Magazine
  • Mass Customization & Open Innovation News: Create the Shoe of you Dreams - Participate in the CEC Shoe Design Contest
    Open Innovation and crowdsourcing finally is arriving in the footwear industry
  • Google's GeoData, Open Street Map and Tele Atlas - O'Reilly Radar
    a number of interesting announcements from Google on their geo data plans. Two weeks ago Google launched Mapmaker, a site that will let anyone edit the mapping data
  • OpenGeoData " Blog Archive " The licence: where we are, where we're going
    Ever since OpenStreetMap was founded three years ago, the licence has been one of the most debated aspects of the project.
  • Metrics - CC Wiki
    gathering, processing and visualizing metrics about Creative Commons' related projects, with particular emphasis on the adoption and usage of Creative Commons licenses internationally
  • Multi-Stakeholder Public Policy Governance and its Application to the Internet Governance Forum
    Table Of Contents
  • El Oso " Archive " A critique of Global Voices
    A really great analysis by David Sasaki of the challenges faced by Global Volices, with a rich discussion thread.
  • Avatar: From Deity to Corporate Property - A Philosophical Inquiry into Digital Property in Online Games by Mathias Klang
    The focal point in this paper is our virtual selves, the avatars with which we interact with others in online virtual environments. The dispute is growing as to whom these digital manifestations belong to.
  • CIO - Enterprise 2.0 - What is it good for?
  • 10 reasons why people don't share their knowledge | Knowledge Management Review
  • NEWGOV - Welcome
    mapping, evaluating and analysing the emergence, execution, and evolution of 'New Modes of Governance'.
  • Talk at ICING Workshop: From Sentient to Responsive Cities
    Fabien Girardin on 'sentient cities' research: "In this presentation I discussed the deployment of new urban actors as instigators of new types of data at the source of a sentient city.
  • E-voting activist more optimistic about voting systems
    Aviel "Avi" Rubin, a professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins University in the US and an e-voting activist, has been a vocal critic of e-voting systems. I
  • Bloggers in Cuba
    Also includes some interesting bits about the government’s efforts to regulate buying of electronics and its own forays into blogging.
  • Why Ad-Supported Music Won't Work: Blame The Labels
  • Dialogue Mapping - P2P Foundation
    Dialogue Mapping is a software-assisted method of non-linear group facilitation, initially developed by Jeff Conklin. The software it uses, Compendium, is open-source shareware that is freely available through the Cognexus Institute.
  • 25 Twitter Tips for College Students | College Degrees
    Twitter is generally considered a social media network, but it provides several academic advantages as well. (EXCELLENT)
  • Lunch over IP: Apture: Storytelling Beyond The Flat Pieces Of Paper
    Apture deployment involves human editorial judgment. Co-founder Tristan Harris describes it as semi-automated enrichment of a web page that allows editors to add additional material to a story without manual embedding of URLs.
  • Global Voices Advocacy " China: Details on Olympic internet crackdown appear
    "an official notice...suggests that the coming month will see a similar massive shutdown similar to the one we saw leading up to the seventeenth National People's Congress last year."
  • THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE TELEVISED
    on chavez
  • The Trust-Forum project
  • OnTheCommons.org » Solutions to Global Warming
    describes the skytrust, cap and dividend, commons model of carbon capping
  • Ways to support folly | folly
    folly's goal is to reach people with digital art, we're busy enlightening and delighting people, equipping them to live as active citizens in a newly digital world.
  • Sun: Open source is about self-interest - ZDNet.co.uk
    For open source to prosper, people need to stop thinking of it as "free" and instead think of it as "connected capitalism", delegates at an open source conference in London were told on Tuesday.
  • OSBC : Open Source Business Conference :: Overview Template
    OSBC Europe is the European version of the successful OSBC US series. OSBC is designed for senior open source business executives, IT executives, venture capitalists, lawyers and other decision-makers