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* Article: An international interface: Democratic planning in a global context. By Sophie Elias-Pinson et al. Competition & Change, November 2023 (DOI: 10.1177 ...
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1. "Cooperative structures could enable the creation of open data and personal data stores for mutual benefit; they could rebalance what many perceive as asymmetric relationship between data subjects (people with personal data) and data users (people who use data to develop services and products)."(http://opendatamanchester.org.uk/2015/04/14/open-d...
"In summary data cooperatives; 1. are owned by their membership and therefore should be more accountable; 2. have the potential put a halt to the over collection of personal data through representing data subjects and 3. advocating on their behalf; 4. can create value for their membership; 5. can form around single issues or scale with many data su...
First six collated by Trebor Scholz and Igor Calzada : Salus Coop, is a non-profit data cooperative for health research (referring to health data and lifestyle-related data more broadly, such as data that captures the number of steps a person takes in a day), founded in Barcelona in September 2017. Salus aims to create a citizen-driven collaborativ...
Decentralized Platform for Real-Time Data, see https://streamr.network/Igor Calzada, 2023: (in the context of E-Diasporas) "Data cooperatives are organizations that allow individuals to share their personal data for mutual benefit (Calzada, 2021b). For e-diasporas, data cooperatives could be used to collect and analyze data on their members to better understand their needs and provide more effective support. Additiona...
"Information which might be relevant to anyone buying anything is valuable, and can be sold. Naturally, the more money is at stake, the higher the price of information relevant to that purchase. Some information about a person can be used in this way over and over again. Given this, it should be possible for people themselves to profit from giving information about themselves. And in small ways, they already do: store cards give a little return for the information about your purchases. But on...
Annemarie Naylor
From a summary of the Berlin Open : Data : Cooperation event on the 20th October 2014, by Annemarie Naylor et al: "Our modern, technologised society exists on data. Our everyday interactions leave a trace that is often invisible and unknown to us. The services that we interact with, the daily transactions that we make and the way we negotiate through our everyday generate data, building a picture of who we are and what we do. This data also enables aggregators to predict, personalise and inte...
Patient-Owned Data Cooperative: Savvy CoopDriver-Owned Data Cooperative: Driver’s Seat Data CoopNatalie has also taught courses in social informatics and computing, information management, information organization, and information sources and searching. Prior to joining Nanyang Technological University she has also worked in The Gallup Organisation, where she was involved with Gallup’s research in behavioural economics and The Gallup ...
2023年12月14日 · The core of mature socialism is a system of multilevel democratic iterative coordination (MDIC), involving mutually supportive and mutually defining roles for a central authority and enterprises. This conception clarifies the relations between the socialist core and various precursor forms in existing transitional societies."
Contextual Quote "We propose that there are inevitable and unexpected impacts of technologies on both the human mind and society as a whole. For most of history, the process of tech design has either assumed that such second- and third-order effects do not ...
Cosmo-Localization is a natural framework to leverage one of the main resources of the commons, its large human resource capacity / richness. This contributes to. a. meaningful (virtualized) knowledge commons of high quality, open source, circular and community owned designs. b. local production creates a virtual organizations power to produce ...
Igor Calzada, 2023: (in the context of E-Diasporas) "DAOs are organizations run by rules encoded as computer programs on a blockchain network, enabling decentralized decision-making and management (Zichichi et al., 2022).
