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Author Archives: Sanna Marttila
Infrastructuring the Commons?
By Sanna Marttila, Andrea Botero and Joanna Saad-Sulonen Extended blog post based on the presentation made at Infrastructuring the Commons Seminar in 7.11.2013 Over a year ago we gathered together to discuss and share our knowledge on “commons”. Each of … Continue reading
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Cultural Commons
By Sanna Marttila and Erling Björgvinsson Since the commons scholars began to study ‘the information commons’ and ‘the knowledge commons’ in the digital age, instead of the more traditional focus on natural resource management systems, there has been increasing interest to … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, art, creative commons, Cultural Commons, cultural production, culture, design, infrastructuring, open data
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