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| hack66 was challenged by ARTos to take on something along the lines of “Innovation Night” at [[http://hack66.info/wiki:project:acecy|the Structure]]. | hack66 was challenged by ARTos to take on something along the lines of “Innovation Night” at [[http://hack66.info/wiki:project:acecy|the Structure]]. | ||
| - | We talked about the abused keyword aspect of the thing, and then camerlengo started talking about how copyrighting and patenting have historically been used to delay development, and nsep connected this with issues of organic vs. closed growth in relation to open vs corporate structures. Building on this, local might make a comment about organisational conditions for creativity and participation, and we're also hoping that henry will bring up his experiences in London and the idea of a culture eating itself through manufactured story telling and the valuing of newness above all else. | + | We talked about the abused keyword aspect of the thing, and then camerlengo started talking about how copyrighting and patenting have historically been used to delay development, and nsep connected this with issues of organic vs. closed growth in relation to open vs corporate structures. So we have a lot to go on! \\ |
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| - | So we have a lot to go on. \\ | + | |
| (All your innovation are belong to us).\\ | (All your innovation are belong to us).\\ | ||
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| Decentralisation of manufacturing with open hardware / DG-ML\\ | Decentralisation of manufacturing with open hardware / DG-ML\\ | ||
| Creativity and open organisational practices\\ | Creativity and open organisational practices\\ | ||
| + | Also featuring Henry: on his experiences in London the idea of a culture eating itself through manufactured story telling and the valuing of newness above all else. \\ | ||
| PARTY\\ | PARTY\\ | ||
