[wos] WOS 4 -- Manifesto

[Volker Grassmuck]

Hi JuergeN,

sure, the more the merrier. And here's another one: the IP Charter.
http://www.ipcharter.org/

Somewhat veiled in secrecy, which is kinda strange when you're drafting a
statement in favor of free circulation of ideas and knowledge. Anyway,
with the likes of Larry Lessig, Gilberto Gil, Peter Drahos and Jamie Boyle
on the steering group this is going to be interesting. The Charter is
apparently nearing completion. It will be put on public debate on 14 July
at the RSA House in London.
http://www.thersa.org/journal/article.asp?articleID=547

best
Volker

> Hi all,
>
> don't know if in the right angle, but here are two more documents that
> might be worth a view:
>
> the wireless commons http://www.spack.org/wiki/WirelessCommons
>
> and the pico peering agreement http://picopeer.net
>
> Cheers,
>
> JuergeN
>
>
>> Recent Manifestos
>>
>> Development Agenda by Argentina, Brasil and others, Oct.
>> 2004, to WIPO
>> http://www.wipo.org/documents/en/document/govbody/wo_gb_ga/pdf
>> /wo_ga_31_11.pdf
>>
>> This triggered the NGO draft for a Treaty on Access to
>> Knowledge http://cptech.org/a2k
>>
>> Vienna Declaration on Open Access: 10 Theses on Freedom of
>> Information http://www.chaoscontrol.at/we_english.htm
>>
>> FREE SOFTWARE, FREE SOCIETY. The Thiruvananthapuram
>> Declaration, May 29, 2005 http://fsfs.hipatia.net/wiki
>>
>> Open Source petition about applications of open standards and
>> the promotion of open source software in the public domain.
>> http://opensource.petities.nl
>>
>>
>> best greez from Porto Alegre
>> (http://fisl.softwarelivre.org/6.0/)
>> Volker
>>
>>
>>
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