open-access is the future: boycott locked-down academic journals
by: danah boydOn one hand, I'm excited to announce that my article "Facebook's Privacy Trainwreck: Exposure, Invasion, and Social Convergence" has been published in Convergence 14(1) (special issue...
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Forget the Art School. Photo-sharing Sites Have Their Own Ideas about Beauty
by: Scott GoodsonToday's NY Times Magazine has a wonderful story about Flickr and the potential for very talented people to rise above the networking and nomenclature of the established photo schools....
View ArticleA Stinky Prediction for Anyone in the Creative Business
by: Scott GoodsonPaul Krugman's Op Ed in Friday's New York Times should be bone chilling for anyone working in the creative end of the business world. That is if you believe it.He suggests that the...
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Must We Give away Digital Creative Works?
by: John CaddellI've been thinking about this a lot recently, spurred on by the recent Fran Ten podcast, this David Pogue post, and most recently a thoughtful post by Scott Goodson based on this column...
View ArticleCreative Commons Case Study Database
by: Karl LongI think many of us intuitively know how important Creative Commons is in supporting the co-creativity, like mashups and many kinds of consumer generated content. Now we don't have to rely...
View ArticleLicensing Your Dissertation under Creative Commons
by: danah boydWhen I wrote my dissertation, it didn't dawn on me that using the Creative Commons license might be remotely controversial. There's a template for dissertations at Berkeley and one of...
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GreenXchange: Sustainable Innovation Meets the Creative Commons
We live in an era in which green innovation reigns — and, at times, rains, even pours, from companies, universities, and research labs. A wide range of disciplines, from biotech and nanotech to...
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