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David Bollier
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Protecting Indigenous Knowledge
June 5, 2009
The Communal Innovation Trust as an alternative to western intellectual property schemes.
Throwing Good Money After Bad
May 29, 2009
Obama lets Wall Street rescue itself at our expense.
Still Spooked by Communism
May 27, 2009
Wired magazine can’t talk about sharing and collaboration without invoking Karl Marx and Che Guervara. Oh, grow up.
Now Underway, The Great Seabed Enclosure
May 22, 2009
Nations stake claims to the ocean floor in search of oil, gas and minerals.
How Shall We Govern the (Online) Commons?
May 21, 2009
David Bollier's recent talk at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
Growing International Interest in the Commons
May 20, 2009
A manifesto from the World Social Forum and a conference in Sweden.
A New Continent of Plastic Trash
May 5, 2009
The Pacific Ocean now hosts floating debris twice the size of Texas.
Who Should Own Antiquities?
May 1, 2009
The clash of justifications for property rights in ancient works of art.
The Commons is About 'Commoning'
April 28, 2009
Professor Louis Wolcher's impassioned video on the "meaning of the commons."
The Rights of Future Generations
April 28, 2009
New report proposes bold legal principles to protect the climate, human rights and intergenerational justice.
The Commons is About 'Commoning'
April 28, 2009
Professor Louis Wolcher's impassioned video on the "meaning of the commons."
No Time to Think
April 24, 2009
Digital media are overwhelming our consciousness and eclipsing our capacity for reflection.
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