Bitcoin, The Beginning Of Open Source Governance? Falkvinge on Infopolicy – Discussions on information policy and civil liberties by Nozomi Hayase Quality Legislation – Nozomi Hayase: In my previous article on this site, “Bitcoin, Open Source Movement for Decentralized Future”, among many other issues I addressed some concern about the existence of early adopters and this apparent … Read more
UZAKTAN VE ÜCRETSİZ AMA KALİTELİ EĞİTİM Mİ İSTİYORSUNUZ? COURSERA?YA BUYRUN! Coursera, ABD?de bulunan Stanford Üniversitesi?nin öğretim üyeleri Daphne Koller ve Andrew Ng tarafından Nisan 2012?de kurulmuş ücretsiz bir online eğitim sitesi. Kuruluşundan bu yana dünya çapında 5 milyondan fazla öğrencisi olan sitenin sistemine şu an kayıtlı öğrenci sayısı ise 60.000?i geçti. Coursera sayesinde … Read more
Scottish author Iain Banks Dies at 59 Scottish author Iain Banks has died at the age of 59. Banks found out earlier this year that he had gall bladder that had spread and was inoperable. He said in a blog post to fans that he had less than a year to live. He married his … Read more
LA County Museum Makes 20,000 Artistic Images Available for Free Download from Open Culture by Kate Rix Here is the link: http://collections.lacma.org/ Harvard Secretly Searched Campus Emails in Internal Investigation from Mashable! by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai Coursera’s Contractual Elitism If you wonder why your university hasn?t linked up with Coursera, the massively popular provider … Read more
Citizenship after orientalism – an introduction from open Democracy News Analysis – by Engin Isin Introducing this week’s guest theme. Engin Isin holds a Chair in Citizenship and is Professor of Politics in Politics and International Studies (POLIS) at the Faculty of Social Sciences, The Open University. He has published widely on the politics of … Read more