freedom and openness and the myth of cyberspace


1. popularity of the terminology, rhetoric, myth

free and open and cyberspace

wikipedia

open street map

GNU/Linux

web 2.0 projects

freedom and openness ethos and the myth of cyberspace

commons based peer to peer model of production



2.The Roots 

2.1. hacker ethics : technical culture

2.2. Freedom as in Free Sppech. FS  : GPL, GNU


3. From idealism to pragmatism : 

3.1. Open as a Bazaar : a model of production

Linux development model




3.2. Bringing it to the masses : World domination

plan for world domination




Netscape, Tim Oreilly



3. Conclusion

The power of capital : monetizing.

The evangelist of the revolution

danger of enclosure

free labor and capitalism

monetization









evolution of the myth

popularization of hacker culture

going mainstream

world domination?


taking the corporate world?


transition from


from idealist to pragmatism
making the myth

myth makers



magic, myth, power... to the people




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