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The Decline of the Digital Commons
Theory, Culture & SocietyThe 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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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
2001Arts, Education & Law Group, School of Law ; No Full ...
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Bringing the common whiteboard into the digital age
IEEE Multimedia, 2000Most of us have attended a lecture or a meeting in which a whiteboard was an integral part of the learning and communication process. Whether you are an educator explaining some finer point of a lesson or you are simply conveying an idea to a colleague, whiteboards provide a way to augment the fidelity of your communication.
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Analysis of the Potentials of Blockchain for the Governance of Global Digital Commons
Frontiers in Blockchain, 2021David Rozas, Samer Hassan
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Achieving Industry-Aligned Education Through Digital-Commons: A Case Study
Journal of Computer Information Systems, 2023Shirley Gregor +2 more
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