another reason to go open: scale.
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another reason to go open: scale.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

control v. network effects:
what was the #1 mp3 sale on
amazon in 2008?
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“compatibly communicating”
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“compatibly communicating”
devices.
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“compatibly communicating”
knowledge.
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peer produced
advances edit by edit
individually, each edit is minimally valuable
based on sharing
“snaps together” - legally and technically
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controlled sharing
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controlled sharing
incremental advances in transmission
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knowledge transfer is a stable system, and stable
systems are robust against disruption.
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law
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incentive
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labor
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institution
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how to strike an automated balance between
freedom and control?
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

tcp/ip
html
commons
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open rights.
multiplicity of incentives.
distributed workloads.
low transaction costs.
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“some rights reserved”
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“some rights reserved”
we make sharing easy, legal, and scaleable.
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>1000 journals under CC
image from the public library of science
licensed to the public under CC-BY 3.0
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www
data licensing is *very* important
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watch this space.
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build offer through simple set of choices
(post-authentication)
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designed for integration into
TTO / biobank systems
Scientist readable
Lawyer readable
Machine readable
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the health
commons
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NCBI
caGRID
1000+ dbs...
ontologies
annotations
“glue” code
plasmids
stem cells
compounds
services
fulfillment
brokers
literature
“hubs”
blogs and wikis
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

closing the loop to open innovation:
freedom to operate.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

reconstructing the research exemption
one-click access to patents for certain uses
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thank you
wilbanks@creativecommons.org
http://sciencecommons.org
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