Miscellanoeus - Written by Ulrike on Sunday, October 26, 2008 8:52 - 2 Comments
Help Shaping WE-Magazine Vol. 2
We are working hard to put the next issue of our we-magazine together. It will be published on February 13, 2009 and we’ll have a launch party in Berlin @ Homebase.
WE would like to ask you to make proposals for topics, authors, features … What would YOU like to read in Vol. 2? Let us know simply by commenting or sending an email to we@we-magazine.net.
WE will go east, meaning WE-magazine will have authors from Asia such as Isaac Mao about “Sharism”, WE will go south and include authors from Africa (nobody confirmed yet, but we are pretty close), WE will have Sami Ben Gharbia, global voices advocacy, who is from Tunisia but now living in The Netherlands, WE will remain in the US (60 percent of our readers are in the US!) with authors like Tim o’Reilly, A.K.M Adam (TBC) and Jeff De Cagna and of course WE will have some Europeans contributors such as Michel Bauwens writing about peer-to-peer.
And above all, WE-Magazine Vol. 2 will be published in arabic and hopefully in chinese as well!
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In a recent episode of the German podcast Computer Club Zwei (unfortunately, I don’t remember which one) I found an interview saying that the traditional Chinese culture prefers a different view of copyrights than the European one: instead of claiming the creative rights of a genius-like artist, they’re said to like the notion of a human knowledge shared by any human being. In this view, a notion like a “copy” is not possible. I’d like to read about this aspect of Chinese culture because I think it is similar to recent developments in the creative field.
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