WOS 1 / Proceedings / Panels / 10. "Intellectual Property" and Public Domain
Grussworte und Eröffnung 1. Von den Quellen des Sourcecodes Wolfgang Hagen Claus Kalle Kalle Dalheimer 2. Freie Software-Projekte Frank Ronneburg Dirk Hohndel Lars Eilebrecht Marc Lehmann Patrick M. Hausen 3. Freie Software in der Wirtschaft Harald Milz Rudolf Strobl Sebastian Hetze Frank Gessner Ralf Klever Kerstin Tober Bernd Driesen 4. Freie Software zwischen sozialer Bewegung und Business Detlef Borchers Jürgen Siepmann Diskussion 5. Open Source Policies Tim O'Reilly Andreas Haas Diskussion: Moderiert von Timothy Druckrey 6. Freie Software und Sicherheit Boris Gröndahl Frank Rieger Ingo Ruhmann Andreas Bogk Hubertus Soquat Diskussion moderiert von Boris Gröndahl 7. Freie Software für alle! Peter Bingel Nazir Peroz Diskussion moderiert von Tilman Baumgärtel 8. Neue Ökonomie? Armin Medosch Norbert Szyperski Rishab Aiyer Ghosh Bernd Lutterbeck & Keii Ishii Diskussion moderiert von Armin Medosch 9. Open Content Florian Cramer Alexei Shulgin Jeanette Hofmann Friedrich Kittler Gunter Hille Diskussion: moderiert von Florian Cramer 10. "Intellectual Property" and Public Domain Benny Härlin Diskussion moderiert von Timothy Druckrey Richard Stallman Diskussion moderiert von Timothy Druckrey Benny Härlin The Source Code of Life: Monsanto Domain or Public Domain What I want to talk about today is the question of should genes, should life be patentable. Should it be private property or not? Obviously, my idea is that it should stay free, and become even more free, by a better understanding of what life is. Diskussion moderiert von Timothy Druckrey The Source Code of Life Timothy Druckrey: I guess we have the answer for who will be the Microsoftof the future... Looks like Monsanto. Now we have time for a few questions.   Audience: Could it be possible in the future to patent the gene that controls the development of the human brain, and then a manager could sue employees so that they are never able to do business again? Richard Stallman Free Software and Beyond phones! WOW, which one shall I speak into? If I do this, does it come out in stereo? These lights here are incredibly bright, it makes me feel as if I'm being interrogated. You have ways to make me speak!   I'm going to talk briefly about what the free software movement is all about, and then go on to how to extend some of those ideas to other things besides software. Diskussion moderiert von Timothy Druckrey Free Software and Beyond Audience: Lets call in GNUX?  Richard Stallman: I tried contracting GNU and Linux to LIGNUX and a few people got insanely angry. They don't get that angry at GNU/Linux. I don't know why, but I'm happy either way. I'll do the one they get less angry at.  Audience: Can you tell us about the current status of the GNU operating system, namely the Hurd?

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