Here’s a few articles I recently digested: Enabling Access and Reuse of Public Sector Information in Canada: Crown Commons Licenses, Copyright, and Public Sector Information by Elizabeth F. Judge This piece (which you can download as a PDF) is actually a chapter in a book titled: From “Radical Extremism” to “Balanced Copyright” : Canadian Copyright [...]
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Articles I’m Digesting 1/11/2010
The Neo-Progressive Manifesto Prelude (or why Generation M must be remixed)
On Wednesday Umair Haque’s posted a Manifesto for Generation M. The post has received some praise and some serious criticism. I’d be lying if I said the post didn’t resonate with me on certain level – heck, that is why I remixed it (lightly) on Friday night. Many of the manifesto’s ideas and links – [...]
Print Media: Nostalgia is not a growth model (or, on why being online is better than than paper)
Two years ago Taylor and I wrote a piece for the Columbia Journalism Review (which they opted not to publish) critical of Kuttner and the CJR’s faith in the print-hybrid model for media. After having it sit on our hard drives all this time we are putting it up for reading and commenting. It is, [...]
How GCPEDIA will save the public service
GCPEDIA (also check out this link) is one of the most exciting projects going on in the public service. If you don’t know what GCPEDIA is – check out the links. It is a massive wiki where public servants can share knowledge, publish their current work, or collaborate on projects. I think it is one [...]
Gen Y on Facebook – They Just Don’t Care
Last week I had the good fortune of being invited to give a talk and be part of a panel at a conference organized by Health Canada on Intergenerational Workplaces. I had a great time presenting, listening to the other speakers and meeting the participants. Acknowledging the dangers of speaking in terms as broad as [...]
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