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The Architecture of Access to Scientific Knowledge
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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2011
Lecture at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland, 18 April 2011: A new talk about open access to academic or scientific information, with a bit of commentary about YouTube Copyright School. ;
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myFreeMickey 11 months ago
Is the video not licenced under creative commons?
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iLOVENATURE2011 1 year ago
i learned a lot from this video... thanks for uploading by the way.
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insomniacgrace 1 year ago
Thanks for having this video clip posted. This is so useful for my partner.
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oilotnoM 2 years ago
The video at around twenty minutes in started to remind me of Hans Roslings idea to make global statistics publicly searchable using "easy to use" tools.
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TheDailyConversation 2 years ago
Very informative. As a YouTuber, it's good to see copyright reform being discussed seriously.
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CaptainNice 2 years ago
Great to see Lessig take a break from the lobbying/corruption issue to “scold” his own peeps. He’s talking about “published papers”, but all aspects of academia are too expensive and too exclusive for the value. Classrooms and books are expensive and exclusive – there’s free youtube videos for anything you might get in a classroom. I imagine the answer to the creative commons in academia question will include teachers getting extra money for their classroom lectures being watched online.
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