Panels / Rules & Tools of Freedom / Freedom Expanded
Opening Speeches Authorship & Culture Brazil, the Free Culture Nation Keynote: The Read-Write Society Netlabels: Niche, Long Tail, Blueprint? Art & Copyright Quality Management in Free Content Economy & Labour Information Freedom Rules Business and the Commons Paris Accord: Composers, Performers and the Public Open Source Biotechnology Rules & Tools of Freedom EU Copyright Directive, Review and Implementation The Future of Free Software Open APIs Freedom Expanded Open Spectrum Closing Ceremony by SimSullen CC BY-NC-SA Freedom Expanded Thursday, 14 September 2006, 13:00 Columbia Club The space of the technically feasable, socially progressive, and culturally innovative is much more extensive than the one bound by the law, particularly copyright law. In this larger space, we can see the glimpses of an informational culture where the boundaries between "producers" and "users" are almost completely eroded, new forms of production and distribution emerge to serve needs and constituencies ignored by the formal economies. This panel will bring together some of the most daring explorers of this space, to tell about their experiences and ideas, as well as discuss the significance of these practices for society at large. Chair: Felix Stalder Lecturer in Media Economy, Academy of Art and Design, Zurich & Co-Founder, Openflows.org, Vienna Rasmus Fleischer Piratbyrån, Stockholm Carmen Weisskopf Bitnik.org, Zurich Doma Smoljo Bitnik.org, Zurich Alexei Blinov Hive developer, London

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