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Acceso Abierto a la información en las Bibliotecas Académicas de América Latina y el Caribe

Buen aporte, esta muy completo. Gracias.

This is a special issue from Nature Magazine on the future of science publishing and open access. In addition to the feature articles, the comments also provide different perspectives.

President Barack Obama marked the Open Government Partnership's (OGP) third anniversary by announcing that in addition to the commitments outlined in the current U.S.

Thanks for sharing. The Dutch government also has an NAP for OGP excluding open education. OE could be within scope of NAP of the Dutch OGP as well.

Una infografía sobre varios puntos que permiten un Internet libre y abierto para todos.

En Colombia la Fundación Karisma, liderada por Carolina Botero (ver vídeo) , ha sido la encargada de abogar por los derechos de los internautas; Carolina es reconocida en América Latina y en su país por su profundo conocimiento acerca de derechos de autor, seguridad, privacidad y, sobre todo, por su presencia activa en el Congreso de la República para debatir sobre la Ley Lleras, la norma que en Colombia pretende regular el asunto de los derechos de autor en Internet.

este curso abierto es muy interesante. Inicia el 13 de octubre para saber mejor cómo aprovechar las oportunidades de las redes sociales dentro del proceso de enseñanza

Esta es la historia de Hernan Casciari, bueno una de sus historias porque él se dedica a contar historias. Es escritor y periodista y según nos cuenta, debido a circunstancias personales vino a Europa a recoger un premio literario y se quedó en Catalunya. Nos habla de como se unió al conocimiento abierto.

Esta revista es una maravilla. Ojalá tuviéramos la amplitud de miras y el deseo de conocimiento que tiene Casciari. Un placer.

You see it, you report it.

This paragraph is in the article: "professional journalists have a specific mindset and a rigorous work ethic well established, unlike citizen journalists". I've been working as a professional journalist for 4 years, and at least in Spain, this would make a great laugh at many journalists over here... "specific mindset and a rigorous work ethic", very funny!

It's one of those almost invisible infrastructures that we start to notice only once they go extinct. A place where all people can get access to all knowledge that can be collected seemed for a long time a dream beyond reach - dependent on the limited resources of rich patrons or unstable budgets of (welfare) states.

Twenty five years after the world's most notorious wall came crashing down, Germany is Europe's undisputed, dominant nation. This is a reflection of economic power but also of media power. HARDtalk is in Berlin to visit the headquarters of one of Europe's most powerful publishing companies, Axel Springer. How does a traditional company thrive in the age of the internet? History in the making as newspapers try to survive in the digital age.

La propiedad intelectual o los derechos de autor han dejado de ser un tema de conversación exclusivo de los abogados o los juristas y se ha convertido en un tema de debate en la sociedad.

With the ongoing patent wars between hi-tech companies, the emphasis on IP and patents has never been greater, and businesses are realizing the value of strong IP lawyers.

Artículo escrito por Benjamí Villoslada en la que hace una crítica sobre la filosofía del Software Libre. Muchas veces nos confundimos y creemos que el Open Source y el Software Libre son lo mismo, aunque a primera vista no exista gran diferencia. Ambos buscan que el usuario/desarrollador salga beneficiado.

Regarding Open Source/Access, good article on whether students consider Wikipedia a good source for information. Since its introduction in 2001, Wikipedia has grown to host more than 19 million articles with 82,000 contributors in more than 270 languages. Wikipedia has 400 million unique viewers each month as of March 2011, According to ComScore, an Internet marketing research company that provides marketing data to large Internet businesses.

The collective advancement of Education through Open Technology, Open Content, and Open Knowledge

The Collective Advancement of Education through Open Technology, Open Content, and Open Knowledge Edited by Toru Iiyoshi and M. S. Vijay Kumar Foreword by John Seely Brown The MIT

The Collective Advancement of Education through Open Technology, Open Content, and Open Knowledge

AMERICAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW ASSOCIATIONAn Overview of Intellectual Property What is a Patent, a Trademark, and a Copyright? An Overview of Intellectual Property Our legal system provides certain rights and protections for owners of property. The kind of property that results from the fruits of mental labor is called intellectual property.

Trends in the production and distribution of self-published ebooks.

Very interesting. Let me share on twitter. Thank you.

"Part of the trending 'DIY Culture', the 'Maker' subculture refers to the ideology of cutting out the middleman and creating your own product or idea which can then be shared or improved upon. "

The city of Sao Paulo adopted a "participatory culture" a few months ago. Are there any other cities in the world who`ve done the same?

there's a lot going on there: http://www.artisopensource.net/network/artisopensource/category/projects/ecosystems/

It's good that people make a participatory culture over the cyberspace, it is way beyond the limitations like in a classroom setting. It creates a social connection with one another and can be a life-long learning process.

The following post was created in collaboration with members of the CC China Mainland Affiliate team and the School of Open community. Below is a description of the 2nd CC China Mainland open educational resources (OER) summer camp (30th June to 8th July 2014) for the children of Luxi Island, a remote island off the coast of China.