[-empyre-] OSW: open source writing in the network
Hi All, I would like to thank Simon Biggs, Tiziana Terranova, Dmitry Kleiner and all the rest of you who have posted such provocative thoughts on last week’s discussion on open source writing in the network on empyre. I found really interesting and stimulating your thoughts and positions on the topic. Thanks for sharing! I would like to welcome this week’s guests: Adam Hyde and Salvatore Iaconesi. As my current research focuses on emergent network-based creative communities, I would like to focus this week’s discussion on “how communities of shared-value emerge through open source writing and publishing initiatives and how their members are able to identify themselves to one another and others.” It would be also interesting to explore ideas and views on the relationship between use of open source and changing notions of authorship, control and power looking at the role and meaning of collaborative authorship for the participants and how they communicate within and beyond their community through a multi-voiced publication. Best Penny ___ empyre forum empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au http://www.subtle.net/empyre
[-empyre-] OSW: open source writing in the network
Hi All, I would like to thank Simon Biggs, Tiziana Terranova, Dmitry Kleiner and all the rest of you who have posted such provocative thoughts on last week’s discussion on open source writing in the network on empyre. I found really interesting and stimulating your thoughts and positions on the topic. Thanks for sharing! I would like to welcome this week’s guests: Adam Hyde and Salvatore Iaconesi. As my current research focuses on emergent network-based creative communities, I would like to focus this week’s discussion on “how communities of shared-value emerge through open source writing and publishing initiatives and how their members are able to identify themselves to one another and others.” It would be also interesting to explore ideas and views on the relationship between use of open source and changing notions of authorship, control and power looking at the role and meaning of collaborative authorship for the participants and how they communicate within and beyond their community through a multi-voiced publication. Best, Penny Travlou ___ empyre forum empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au http://www.subtle.net/empyre
