Track C Breakout One: The Commons, Open APIs, Meshups, and Mashups
06/20/2006
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9:00am
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10:30am
Location: Langdell North
Mashups and meshups are increasingly common. What are they and what do they represent? Are they part of a new commons? Can they provide a new form of community-building and civic participation? How important is openness and protection of personal information in building trust? What can they accomplish that other forms of cooperation and group formation cannot? Where are they leading us?
David Berlind [bio] [attendr], CNet (moderator) Visit this session's wiki page to share notes and ideas. |
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MeshUp (definition)
MeshUp: Technology of Merging Data, Content, Competences, Devices, Protocols, Applications, Licenses, Intellectual Rights, Regulations, Countries, Nets and Infrastructures to create and provide/supply new/creative/innovative Information Services to the the Society.