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== Common trunk of knowledge ==
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=== FREE!? ===
Regardless which minor is chosen by the student, they will follow together a common lectures series that provide the theoretical foundation of the domain. A particular attention is given to the following topics:
 
 
 
=== Free Culture ===
 
 
* Historical elements of free and open source software culture
 
* Historical elements of free and open source software culture
 
* from free software to open source
 
* from free software to open source
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* Impact of standard copyright and contract laws on networked media
 
* Impact of standard copyright and contract laws on networked media
 
* Piracy  
 
* Piracy  
* Subculture and copyright
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* Subculture and copyright (memes)
  
 
=== Appropriation and plagiarism in art and design ===
 
=== Appropriation and plagiarism in art and design ===
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* Proto-copyleft art and design practices
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* constraint and system art
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* aesthetics of participation
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* the question of authorshoip
  
* Proto-copyleft art and design practices;
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=== The art of Prototyping ===
 
 
=== The art of prototyping ===
 
 
* Ready made tools are for ready made solutions
 
* Ready made tools are for ready made solutions
 
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* Maps, visualisation and navigation
  
 
=== Choose your own license ===
 
=== Choose your own license ===
 
* free culture and free knowledge licenses
 
* free culture and free knowledge licenses
* fragmentation
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* fragmentation within free culture and open knowledge
 
* license as manifesto
 
* license as manifesto
 
* free market
 
* free market
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* towards a rediscovery of public domain
  
 
=== Sustainability and commercial strategies ===
 
=== Sustainability and commercial strategies ===
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* The issue with non commercial licenses
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* openness and business strategies
  
 
=== Community and sustainability ===
 
=== Community and sustainability ===

Revision as of 15:27, 22 February 2013

FREE!?

  • Historical elements of free and open source software culture
  • from free software to open source
  • from FLOSS to free culture and free knowledge
  • Free cultural works

You would not download a car

  • Impact of standard copyright and contract laws on networked media
  • Piracy
  • Subculture and copyright (memes)

Appropriation and plagiarism in art and design

  • Proto-copyleft art and design practices
  • constraint and system art
  • aesthetics of participation
  • the question of authorshoip

The art of Prototyping

  • Ready made tools are for ready made solutions
  • Maps, visualisation and navigation

Choose your own license

  • free culture and free knowledge licenses
  • fragmentation within free culture and open knowledge
  • license as manifesto
  • free market
  • towards a rediscovery of public domain

Sustainability and commercial strategies

  • The issue with non commercial licenses
  • openness and business strategies

Community and sustainability

  • sharing is caring
  • activism and social awareness
  • DIY, DIWO and DITO
  • crowdfunding and the commons

The ethics of design

  • open data
  • credits
  • manipulation
  • defcad