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]]> http://petertroxler.net/open-content-in-the-creative-industries-a-source-for-service-innovation/comment-page-1#comment-28 Commons-based Peer Production of Physical Gods — Is There Room for a Hybrid Innovation Ecology? :: Peter Troxler … mostly online Mon, 12 Jul 2010 22:23:12 +0000 http://petertroxler.net/?p=118#comment-28 [...] difficulties are to translate the FLOSS model to non-software products (very much in line with my service innovation chapter) and how this in practice has been and can be [...] [...] difficulties are to translate the FLOSS model to non-software products (very much in line with my service innovation chapter) and how this in practice has been and can be [...]

]]> http://petertroxler.net/creative-commons-patent-licences-anytime-soon/comment-page-1#comment-25 OHANDA: an open hardware “trademark”? :: Peter Troxler … mostly online Tue, 25 May 2010 14:50:22 +0000 http://petertroxler.net/?p=128#comment-25 [...] In conclusion, I believe that OHANDA is an interesting approach for open sourcing hardware. There are a number of questions that need further consideration or explication. It provides a complementary approach to what is currently discussed at Creative Commons regarding opening already patented designs (see Creative Commons Patent Licences Anytime Soon?). [...] [...] In conclusion, I believe that OHANDA is an interesting approach for open sourcing hardware. There are a number of questions that need further consideration or explication. It provides a complementary approach to what is currently discussed at Creative Commons regarding opening already patented designs (see Creative Commons Patent Licences Anytime Soon?). [...]

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