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[News] Free(dom) is Better Than Not Free, People Realise

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Open is the New Closed

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| Openness is a much-misunderstood word; a kind of good-will moniker to which 
| people attach an impressive variety of definitions; open source code, open 
| standards, open handsets, openness as in transparency, shared roadmaps, open 
| APIs, open route to marketâ Itâs a very forgiving term as far as definitions 
| go.    
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http://www.visionmobile.com/blog/2009/08/open-is-the-new-closed/

Open or Closed? Report

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| With the current economic downturn placing public finances under significant 
| pressure, local authorities need to prepare for a more challenging future.  
| In a climate of increasing budget constraints, councils are now facing 
| inescapable demands to develop new and innovative ways to transform services, 
| generate cashable efficiencies and deliver more for less.  At the same time, 
| local government IT costs are rising:  In January this year, Socitm (the 
| professional association for public ICT management) reported ICT spending by 
| UK local authorities would soar by 5% in 2008/09, reaching a record level of 
| Â3.2 billion of expenditure.  These developments underline the need for 
| councils to drive more value from their IT investments.         
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http://ukgovoss.org/open-or-closed/


Recent:

Wikimedia Foundation's Mobile Site Caters to Android, iPhone

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| Despite Wikipedia's occasional inaccuracies, it has grown up to be a useful
| tool. It's good to see an optimized mobile edition of it.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/wikimedia-foundations-mobile-site-caters-to-android-iphone


Related:

The pedia phenomenon

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| I have decided most critics of Wikipedia miss the point.
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| They focus on the wiki aspect, the idea that many contributors can offer
| their input, and the chance that some of that input is wrong.
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/open-source/?p=1267
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