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  Posted: July 27th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • How the Personal Genome Project Could Unlock the Mysteries of Life
    The Personal Genome Project, an effort to make those correlations on an unprecedented scale, began last year with 10 volunteers and will soon expand to 100,000 participants.
  • Live from Tokyo: What the Japanese Government Really Wants for Web Biz
    METI is working on implementing governmental structures for IT software, human resources and open source projects.
  • Hollywood Needs Trusted Opinion to Promote Perpetual Reruns
    there’s a proven relationship between network recommendations and hyperinflation of best sellers. What the Wharton’s study’s findings boil down to is the fact that a large portion of network recommendations still provide vast, easy access to best se
  • Cuomo’s Child Porn Deal: The Death of USENET?
    Today, three of America’s largest Internet service providers have decided to voluntarily to censor one of the precursors to the Web: USENET.
  • Add to Any Knows What You Like, Dives into Recommendations
    if you often share web content on Digg, Facebook, Netvibes and iGoogle, these four services will appear first in your Add to Any drop
  • Online Auctions Raise Big Bucks for Charity
    Nonprofits can raise more money in less time by offering their Warren Buffett lunches and Michael Jordan sneakers for bidding on the Web
  • Bauwens on Wilber
    back in 1998, when I was still positive
  • Adi Da Sexual Abuse, Assualt and Violence Against Women in the Adidam Cult (Da Free John)
  • Adi Da Samraj and the Cult of Ken Wilber - Michel Bauwens (Da Free John-related excerpt)
  • Let Them Eat Free Markets -- In These Times
    How deregulation fuels the global food crisis
  • What’s So ‘Free’ About Philly’s New Wi-Fi Plan? -- In These Times
    Without a computer and the knowledge to get online wirelessly, “free Wi-Fi” isn’t truly free and accessible.
  • Cairn -Benoit Malin's moral socialism
    proposes to articulate « struggle for life » (and class struggle) and « association for struggle » or « cooperation for life », in order to identify socialism with the growth of human sociability and of moral – altruistic and sympathetic – senti
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Global governance through shared operating platforms
    The objective is to build a network of state and nonstate actors around a shared vision or set of solutions: something a bilateral programme will seldom be able to do.
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » What kind of movement is the open movement?
    the Open Web is not just a desirable physical infrastructure but a social value
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » When crowdsourcing is exploitation
    speculative work. In this model, corporations invite you to design, but will only pay for some of the inputs,it might be yours, or it might not.