Here’s my iSummit in pictures (check out the iCommons Flickr stream):
Badges? We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!
(courtesy CreativeCommoners)
So, THAT is how he does it!
(courtesy Joi Ito)
Snowclones are the new black
(courtesy Mathias Klang)
Tessi disagrees with me about the quality of the talk
Two children down, about two billion to go
I haven’t been this excited since I bought my Mazinger t-shirt!
(courtesy Joi Ito)
While we’re in the middle of a Golden Age for the discussion of copyright and artificial intelligence, one topic that may not have received as much attention as it warrants is the interaction between open Read more…
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(This is my presentation at Gikii 2019 at Queen Mary, London. Slides Here). Cyber-dystopianism For many years, we thought of the Internet as inherently good, a unique innovation that would bring about a better world Read more…
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Cites · June 20, 2007 at 4:36 am
i like the green PC :)Cheers from Portugal !
Andres Guadamuz · June 20, 2007 at 4:57 am
The laptop is an OLPC (One Laptop Per Child):http://laptop.org/ Cheers as well 🙂
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