Wealth of open content papers at First Monday conference site

There's a wealth of papers (some full text, some are abstracts) posted to the FM10 Openness: Code, Science and Content conference website. Click continuation for listing.

FM10 Openness: Code, Science and Content Presented by First Monday
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	Presenters, Abstracts, and Papers Browse by: Author | Title A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | All Invited Papers Brian Behlendorf, CollabNet How sustainable business forms around open software, and lessons for other media Michael Goldhaber The Value of Openness in an Attention Economy Tim Hubbard, Human Genome Analysis Group Open Science Nancy John, University of Illinois at Chicago Edward Valauskas, Dominican University and First Monday The Urge to be Open: Why are some journals open access and others are not? Jennifer I. Papin-Ramcharan, The University of the West Indies Richard A. Dawe, The University of the West Indies Open Access Publishing – A Developing Country View Jimmy Wales, Wikimedia Foundation Developing and sustaining volunteer-driven content Refereed Papers Prayas Abhinav, Creative Commons India Selling the view, not the river Christian Ahlert, Oxford University and Michael Young Foundation Heather Ford, Wits University LINK Centre The More You Give – The More you Get: How OpenBusiness.cc finds new and innovative Business Models Philippe Aigrain, Sopinspace, Society for Public Information Spaces Diversity, attention and symmetry in a many-to-many information society *Andrea Bonaccorsi, University of Pisa Monica Merito, University of Pisa Lucia Piscitello, Politecnico di Milano Cristina Rossi, Politecnico di Milano Profiting from the commons: the Open Source paradigm in the software industry. Sandra Braman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tactical Memory: The Politics of Openness in the Construction of Memory Leslie Champeny, Library, KIMEP Opening Information Access in Central Asia: a Progress Report Jill Coffin, Institut für Elektronik, ETH Zürich Analysis of open source principles in diverse collaborative communities George Dafermos, GLOBAL, Campus of the University of Huddersfield in Heraklio Openness and Digital Ethics: Free and Open Source Software Licensing Under the Microscope Fay (Prof.) Durrant, The University of the West Indies Dept of Library and Infor Openness, Access to Government Information and Caribbean Governance Sharon Farb, UCLA Library Libraries, Licensing and the Challenge of Stewardship Brett Frischmann, Loyola University Chicago Role of intellectal property in constructing/designing open environments through pooling arangements Andrea Glorioso FLOSS methods in biotechnology: data, information and knowledge in context Michael Gurstein, NJIT-School of Management Community Informatics and Open Source: What Can Each Learn From the Other Jon Hoem, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Openness in Communication Brent K Jesiek From FLOSS to FLOSH and Beyond: Lessons about open access and collaboration from the free and open hardware movement Bob Jolliffe, UNISA Aligning the ideals of Free Software and Free Knowledge with the South African Freedom Charter Harinder Pal Singh Kalra, Department of Library & Information Science, Punjabi Awareness and use of open access journals by researchers in a developing country university: a study Dick Kawooya, Sch of Information Sciences, University of Tennessee Copyright and African Scholarship: the case of Ugandan Indigenous Knowledge Researchers Aaron Krowne, Emory University Raymond Puzio The Fog of Copyleft Yi-hsuan Lin, Creative Commons Taiwan Project, Institute of Information S Creative Commons Licenses and Open Content Collaboration: Experience and Observations from Creative Commons Taiwan P. 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Cathy Ma, The University of Hong Kong TRUST AND WIKIPEDIA:The roles of social capitals on participatory knowledge production Hassan Masum Mark Tovey, Dept of Cognitive Science, Carleton University Given Enough Minds...: Bridging the Ingenuity Gap Steve Midgley, Stupski Foundation The Case for Open Markets in Education *Andrew Mike, Computer Science, Virginia Tech Manuel Perez-Quinones, http://www.cs.vt.edu *Andrea Kavanaugh, http://www.cs.vt.edu A Functional Analysis of the Utilization of RSS by Local Government Eric Lease Morgan, Head, Digital Access and Information Architecture Department Ethical and economic issues surrounding freely available images found on the Web David Neice Conspicuous Contributions: Social Esteem in Peer Communities Wai-Yin Ng, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Rational sharing and its limits Ugochukwu Nwosu, Department of Physics(electronics), Federal University of Te Education in Rural Africa – Openness to the Rescue (A case of the African Youth) Kyoungrae Oh, Communication, Purdue University Paying Reputation for Answers Online: Reputation Trade System for Open Q&A Community Joseph Reagle, NYU Notions of Openness Andrew Rens Managing Risk and Oppourtunity in Creative Commons Enterprises Jonathan Riehl, University of Chicago Department of Computer Science Digitizing More Than Organizational DNA Walt Scacchi, University of California, Irvine Patterns of Sustained Collaborative Creativity across Open Computerization Movements Marko Seppänen, TUT Saku Mäkinen, TUT Nina Helander, TUT Economic analysis of effects of uses of Open Source from the business perspective David J Solomon, Michigan State University A Strategy for Developing Sustainable Open Access Scholarly Journals Felix Stalder, University of Applied Sciences and Art in Zurich Variants of Openness Charlotte Tschider, Perficient Inc. Investigating the "Public" in the Public Library of Science: Gifting Economics in the Internet Community Prodromos Tsiavos Open your mind:Participation, transparency and openness in the Creative Commons project in the context of Free/ Open Source principles Greg Turner-Rahman, University of Idaho Supporting the Parallel Practice Samuel Utulu, University Library, Bells University of Technology, Ota, Ogu Effect of Open Access on African Journals Funding and Sustainability Niklas Vainio, Hypermedia Lab, University of Tampere, Finland *Tere Vadén, Hypermedia Lab, University of Tampere, Finland Ville Oksanen, SoberIT, Helsinki University of Technology Sustainability of open collaboration communities: five aspects Lidia Varbanova, LabforCulture (Laboratory for European Cultural Cooperation, Open sources and open minds: dilemmas and perspectives in managing cultural content online-the LabforCulture experience Eduardo Villanueva, Communications Department, Pontificia Universidad Católica d Accidental Open Access and the hazards involved: preliminary experiences on Internet-based publishing in a Peruvian university Vedran Vucic, President of the Board, Linux Centre, Belgrade Role of NGOs in use and design of free software in developing countries Andrew Whitworth, School of Education, University of Manchester, UK Two Tales of Trust: Or, why collaborative creation of learning environments is not just about code. Widharto Widharto, Information Resource Unit - SEAMEO BIOTROP Open Access as Source for Agricultural Information for Sustainable Development in Indonesia Leonard Witt, Communication Department, Kennesaw State University Constructing a Framework to Enable an Open Source Reinvention of Journalism Search Papers for: in Search index of other PKP System research databases. Go to Advanced Search home | overview | program | call for papers | submission papers | registration | organization | schedule | links
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