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Radical Reference: Community Librarianship and Free/Open Source Technology
Massachusetts Library Association Conference, Radical Reference: Community Librarianship and Free/Open Source Technology. Sturbridge, MA, May 4, 2007.Co-presenter: Eric GoldhagenEvent: Massachusetts...
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The Organic Internet: Organizing History's Largest Social Movement is a book available as a free download or in print for 7 measly dollars. It's an "internet for activists" kind of thing, whose...
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It's Drupal BarCamp time, once again in NYC, and as usual, I'll be out of town. But if I weren't going to be at WAM, I'd be at Brooklyn Polytechnic learning how to make this site (and others, notably...
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NOSI, the Nonprofit Open Source Initiative is hosting a training, or really an "untraining," meaning the event's program will be devised at the beginning of the day, based on the attendees'...
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Free and Open Source Software for Librarianswith Scott Dexter and Samir Chopra, authors of the book Decoding Liberation: The Promise of Free and Open Source Software and Associate Professors of...
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Yesterday I attended a Free and Open Source Software for Librarians program by Scott Dexter and Samir Chopra, based on their book Decoding Liberation: The Promise of Free and Open Source Software....
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Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution
author: Moody, Glyn I only got halfway through this book, but I spent so much time reading it, I wanted credit. I bet the beginning, Richard Stallman creating GNU and Linus Torvalds and the internet...
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