Category Archives: Cultural and Social Capital
New Platforms For Creative Collaboration
I must say I’m no expert when it comes to the writings of J.Habermas and it’s been ages since I last immersed myself in his works, nevertheless he suddenly crossed my mind as I though how delighted he (and most … Continue reading
DIY Goes Beyond Mere Crafting – To Creative Commons
DIY is also not just about making things; it’s about breaking established models of thinking and questioning traditional approaches to living. DIY is also not making stuff by yourself but with like-minded groups and social networks who share knowledge, techniques, … Continue reading
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Open Source For Creating Soft Wear, DIY Turns To DIT
DIY translates to SIY, aka Sew It Yourself, on Burda’s social network site Burda Style, where stichers, crafters and knitters share techniques and tips for creating cool knits and new patterns. And actually now that I came to think about … Continue reading
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New Digital Barriers Of Exclusiveness
Even though the principles of Open Source and sharing of cultural capital seem to be the key to the succes of both online and offline communities and companies, the rules of exclusiveness have drawn new lines both in real and … Continue reading
