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New Technologies and the Protection and Promotion of Traditional Cultural Expressions
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From Sink to Source: The Honey Bee Network Documents Indigenous Knowledge and Innovations in India
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Protecting Traditional Knowledge and Expanding Access to Scientific Data: Juxtaposing Intellectual Property Agendas via a “Some Rights Reserved” Model
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no DOI — not checkedIntellectual Property and the Protection of Cultural Expressions: The World of the World Intellectual Property Organization
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no DOI — not checkedCan Modern Law Safeguard Archaic Cultural Expressions? Observations from a Legal Sociology Perspective
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no DOI — not checkedFor a critique of the lack of binding obligations, see Keith Acheson and Christopher Maule
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no DOI — not checked928 et. seq. 45 "Most conspicuously, it can reside in an infinite number of places simultaneously. The homelessness of information undermines the distinction between real and counterfeit, just as it weakens the bounds that tie units of information together in meaningful systems
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no DOI — not checkedGordon Moore of Intel postulated in 1965 that the transistor density on a single integrated circuit microchip would double approximately every eighteen months. This rule showing the incredible pace of technological advance became known as Moore's Law and (as unlikely as it may seem) is still valid. On Moore's Law, see e.g., Rob Frieden, Managing the Internet-Driven Change in International Telecommunications
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no DOI — not checkedFor a precise explanation on how the world wide web functions, see Tim Berners-Lee et
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no DOI — not checkedBrynjolfsson et. al., observe obscure book titles, for instance, which were not even stocked by typical conventional bookstores because of their low sales, accounted for about 40% of Amazon.com's book sales revenue in year 2000
no DOI — not checkedThe Google Story: Inside the Hottest Business, Media, and Technology Success of Our Time, Delta, 2006. A survey shows that only the act of sending or reading email outranks search engine queries as an online activity
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no DOI — not checkedThe Broadband Difference: How Online American's Behaviour Changes with High-Speed Internet Communications at Home
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no DOI — not checkedGlobal Village or Cyber-Balkans? Modeling and Measuring the Integration of Electronic Communities
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no DOI — not checkedOECD identifies eight categories: (i) text, novel and poetry; (ii) photo and images; (iii) music and audio; (iv) video and film; (v) citizen journalism; (vi) educational content; (vii) mobile content; and (viii) virtual content. See OECD, Participative Web, supra note 82
no DOI — not checkedFreedom in the Commons: Towards a Political Economy of Information
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no DOI — not checkedSome studies suggest that Wikipedia provides a good starting point for research, but sometimes suffers from significant omissions and inaccuracies. On the other hand, an investigation by Nature comparing Wikipedia to the Encyclopaedia Britannica suggested a near similar level of accuracy in terms of its natural science articles. Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc., disagreed and described this study as "fatally flawed", to which Nature later responded, stating that its study was perfectly neutral. Other studies have concluded that Wikipedia's coverage of history is significantly broader and deeper than that of Encarta, while being just as accurate, and that obvious vandalism is usually reverted quickly
no DOI — not checkedJack Balkin argues in the social context that a democratic culture is a participatory culture and thus stresses the need for facilitating participation
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no DOI — not checkedWilliam W. Fisher III, speech at the OECD Italian government Conference on The Future Digital Economy Digital Content -Creation, Distribution and Access
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no DOI — not checkedJobs Calles for End to Music Copy Protection
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no DOI — not checkedAdvisory Report on the Digitalisation of Culture and the Implications for Cultural Policy, submitted to the State Secretary for Education
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no DOI — not checkedCreative Destruction: How Globalization Is Changing the World's Cultures
no DOI — not checkedPreserving Cultural Diversity through the Preservation of Biological Diversity: Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities, and the Role of Digital Technologies
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no DOI — not checkedLinguistic Diversity and the ''Curse of Babel
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no DOI — not checkedza) is leading a unique cultural remixing competition, drawing upon the work of creators from both Brazil and South Africa. The competition is part of the "culturelivre" project, which is a joint effort of Creative Commons in Brazil and South Africa. To find samples for the competition, ccSA invited some of the most important custodians of musical heritage in South Africaincluding the International Library of African Music (ILAM) -to produce short riffs using traditional African instruments. Among these instruments are the Mutumba drums, which are generally inaccessible on the Internet today. These drums were originally from Zimbabwe and used to accompany spiritual ceremonies that include dancing, singing, clapping and playing the mbira thumb piano. Young musicians entering the competition can remix these traditional sounds, and in the process
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no DOI — not checkedProtecting and Revitalising Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Intellectual Property Rights and Community Knowledge Databases in India
no DOI — not checkedengage above all in this instrumentalisation aspect. See WSIS, Declaration of Principles, WSIS-03/Geneva/Doc/4-E
no DOI — not checkedlow-cost network will be available to most people around the world. In a similar vein but less in the sense of prediction, the EU Member States will complete the transition to digital signal by 2010-2014 and analogue broadcasting will cease to exist as such. See respectively, PEW Internet and American Life Project, The Future of the Internet II
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no DOI — not checked) adopted prior to the discussion of the WIPO Development Agenda at the 31st session of the WIPO General Assembly. Stating that, "[h]umanity faces a global crisis in the governance of knowledge, technology and culture", the drafters of the Geneva Declaration, sought a new balance of the social and economic costs of IPR, a reform of the existing IPR regimes and an innovative approach using non-proprietary systems, such as "Wikipedia, the Creative Commons, GNU Linux and other free and open software projects, as well as distance education tools and medical research tools". The drafters stressed however, that, they "do not ask that WIPO abandon efforts to promote the appropriate protection of intellectual property, or abandon all efforts to harmonize or improve these laws" but "insist that WIPO work from the broader framework described in the 1974 agreement with the UN, and take a more balanced and realistic view of the social benefits and costs of intellectual property rights as a tool, but not the only tool, for supporting creative intellectual activity". Geneva Declaration, referring to Agreement between the UN and WIPO
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no DOI — not checkedCreating a Legal Framework for Copyright Management of Open Access within the Australian Research Sector
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no DOI — not checkedIt does not serve the people of the State of Michigan or the students and faculty of Harvard University. The real risk of privatization is simple: companies fail. Libraries and universities last. Companies wither and crash. Should we entrust our heritage and collective knowledge to a company that has been around for less than a decade?". See Vaidhyanathan, "The Googlization of Everything and the Future of Copyright
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no DOI — not checkedThe principle of net(work) neutrality or in its broader sense, the end-to-end principle, essentially hold that the network should be neutral to the passed content and that intermediaries should pass all packets, while the intelligence is located at the edges of the network where necessary. For excellent account of the "net neutrality" discussions, see Susan P. Crawford
no DOI — not checkedChallenges of multiculturalism and cultural Promotion of Traditional Cultural Expressions diversity, particularly in societies with both indigenous and immigrant communities, require cultural policies that maintain a balance between the protection and preservation of cultural expressions -traditional or otherwise -and the free exchange of cultural experiences. Mediating between the preservation of cultural heritage and cultural distinctiveness on the one hand, and the nurturing and nourishing of 'living' culture as a source of creativity and development on the other
no DOI — not checkedFor a critique, see Anupam Chander and Madhavi Sunder
no DOI — not checkedWithout such a balance, what emerges may be what Tyler Cowen calls the "paradox of diversity": "The world as a whole may be more diverse if some societies refuse to accept diversity as a value. Those cultures will continue to generate highly unique creations, given their status as cultural outliers'. Conversely, generalized diversity may produce greater uniformity because of the cultural blending it inevitably produces
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