And I did not see this before I wrote my call to war. Something in the air.

(tags: archiving preservation openness cultural-norms libraries access open-access copyright authority books database structure short-sighted)

“Today, possibly because of Photoshop and other photography-doctoring software, people have become suspicious of photographs. This is a good thing.”

(tags: via:arthegall authority photography history nanohistory science preservation reenactment)

“The rise of the millennial generation brings workers who are more introspective, more connected to the world and their community, and less willing to align themselves to the needs of employers.”

(tags: worklife hiring social-norms business-culture labor capital networks management)

“If a foreign national is suspected of terrorist activity, the FBI will threaten to have a brutal foreign government punish his family.”

(tags: USA terrorism law lawyers government psychology redaction censorship Bushism)

(tags: startups accounting entrepreneurs entrepreneurship business-model planning finance reference)

(tags: digitization libraries open-access copyright books archive commons public-domain DRM)

(tags: openness open-access library digitization Open-Content-Alliance)

Wondering where Michael Gastner, Cosma Shalizi, and Mark Newman are provided attribution, since the image used in the poster and trailer for the film was lifted straight from their Creative Commons by-attribution paper.

(tags: cartogram images movies marketing demographics irony design copyright complex-systems)

The movie’s logo is lifted directly from a paper published under a CC remix+by-attribution license. So that will be an interesting thing to see play out.

(tags: cartogram Cosma-Shalizi Mark-Newman Michael-Gastner logotype creative-commons licensing)

(tags: Terry-Jones information-architecture semantics webN.0 python hiring stealth knowledge suspiciously-familiar)