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The co-operative economy in this country had been inspired by the 1844 Rochdale Pioneers, and the working-class co-operative network that grew from it, to become by the 1880s one of the largest set of enterprises in the world. Many of the co-ops from the early period had had difficulty in keeping pace with scale-based Fordism, but over the past ...
But what is interesting about Google is that Google isn’t entirely transparent in the same way that Wikipedia is. In fact, Google’s core search algorithm is proprietary and proponents of the Enterprise 2.0 label often say that Enterprise 2.0 firms are moving away from proprietary technology in favor of open standards.
4.1 Policy Proposals for AI-Based Digital Commons. 4.1.1 Proposal I: Consortia for monitoring, auditing, and standards-setting. 4.1.2 Proposal II: Norms or rules for GFM companies to contribute high quality data to the commons. 4.1.3 Proposal III: Governance structures based on input data to model training. 5 Directory.
2015年12月30日 · Commissioned by Co-operatives UK, Robin Murray – a co-operative innovator and key thinker behind Fairtrade, Twin Trading and much more besides – has produced a radical vision of the how the co-operative sector can expand in the 21st Century. Co-operation in the age of Google shows that we are living at a time of profound transformation.
2010年7月4日 · Due to the fully distributed architecture, FAROO is in fact working as a p2p anonymizer for searching, ranking and crawling. No personal information is leaving the computer at any time. Even personalization is done client side. We are giving back search privacy and censor resistance to the user, something what is more and more fading away with ...
Vasilis Kostakis. Vasilis Kostakis is Professor of Technology Governance and Sustainability at TalTech and Faculty Associate at Harvard University. He is also Visiting Professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Vasilis is the founder of the P2P Lab. contact: vkostakis at cyber.harvard.edu. google scholar page. colored photo. Categories:
2014年9月7日 · Geeks Without Bounds was founded in 2010 by Johnny Diggz and Willow Brugh as a fiscally sponsored [1] project of The School Factory. Immediately, hackathons became the major focus of the organization as a method to find new solutions to ongoing problems in disaster response and humanitarian aid. Some of the solutions created at GWOB-organized ...
