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The Ethics of the Digital Commons [PDF]

Journal of Media Ethics, 2020
This paper asks: Why is it morally good to foster the digital commons? How can we ethically justify the importance of the digital commons? An answer is given based on Aristotelian ethics.
Fuchs, Christian
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Digital Governance and the Tragedy of the Commons

IEEE Internet Computing, 2020
The digital world promotes a series of innovations for the society. However, the digital world is related to a series of dilemmas of collective action, which can cause problems in human organization. These dilemmas of collective action characterize the tragedy of the commons, which requires governance solutions so that the digital technologies promote ...
Virgílio A. F. Almeida, Fernando Filgueiras, Francisco Gaetani   +2 more
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Traumatic Aneurysm of a Common Digital Artery

Journal of Hand Surgery, 1997
We describe a false aneurysm of a common digital artery. Diagnosis and choice of treatment were largely determined by ultrasonography which proved to be a reliable and easy to use diagnostic tool.
Cromheecke, M, vanStraalen, AM, Damen, A
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Digital Commons-Overview

2004
This presentation provides an overview of the Digital Commons software. The software was developed by The Berkeley Electronic Press and is being licensed by ProQuest.
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A common database for digital mapping and GIS

International journal of geographical information systems, 1993
Abstract The transition from the concept of traditional topographical mapping to the concept of a digital database from which graphical products are derived is discussed on the basis of the Survey of Israel's experience. The need for redefinition of a map accuracy standard to a national digital database accuracy standard is presented. A unified feature
Ammatzia Peled, Ron Adler
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In defense of digital commoning

Organization, 2018
This article is a reply to ‘The illusion of the digital commons’, an idea introduced by Ossewaarde and Reijers. Their criticism challenges those of us arguing that digital commons are emancipatory, exhibiting post-capitalist dynamics. From the perspective of the digital commoner as well as that of the scholar who studies commoning practices, my thesis ...
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Wireless Commons against the digital divide

2010 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society, 2010
Guifi is a community-based telecommunications network that originated in a rural area of the Spanish region of Catalonia. Guifi primarily uses unlicensed spectrum for its communications links, and its users create network nodes on a volunteer basis from state-of-the-art yet inexpensive off-the-shelf WiFi equipment.
Miquel Oliver, Johan Zuidweg, Michail Batikas   +2 more
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The Decline of the Digital Commons

Theory, Culture & Society
The notion of the digital commons emerged in the late 1990s and has been elaborated in the service of divergent political commitments in the following years. These have ranged from a renewal of liberal market capitalism, to a development of institutions for self-governing, to an articulation of post-capitalism.
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Digital common knowledge

This thesis asks if we can perceive datasets used to train AI as digital commons. For this, it uses the definition of the social activist and scholar David Bollier, who defines commons as the relational combination of a resource, a community, and a set of rules (2014).
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Digital Property and the Digital Commons

2001
Arts, Education & Law Group, School of Law ; No Full ...
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