Monthly Archives: October 2008
OLPC Give 1 Get 1 for 2008 launches Nov 17
Tipped off by the Digital Copyright Canada blog, I heard that the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is gearing up to launch another “Give 1 Get 1″ (G1G1) campaign. This is awesome, and I think I know a number … Continue reading
Filed under globalization, inclusion/exclusion, OSS, Other blogs, technology, youth
Making sense of DRM
Here’s a confession: I don’t really ‘get’ DRM. I mean, I can describe what it is, talk about related legislation, and discuss its impacts on intellectual property law and practice, but I don’t really know the extent to which it’s … Continue reading
Filed under copyright, digitization, inclusion/exclusion, IP, preservation, technology, Uncategorized
YouTube videos on CanWest info issues
I don’t have a television, but I do love to watch stuff on my computer. Back in the last millenium, when I did have a TV, I didn’t have cable anyway, so I am easily impressed with the amazing diversity … Continue reading
OA Day – of course I support it, but I’m kinda bummed about the planning
I’ve been conflicted about whether to write this post, and finally decided to just get it out there. I’m psyched about the momentum OA is gaining, thanks in large part to the years of hard work done by information folk … Continue reading
Filed under inclusion/exclusion, OA, The Profession
