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...to be launched in September 2006. The programme is international by nature and will be delivered in English. * as one of the first of its kind, strong commitment to free culture (free/open-source software, free/open content, free licenses, community bui

Note: this document is a working copy and is subject to change! The course will be offered as a short lecture session for both regular and distance education students. As agreed at the beginning, the grading will b

...st will probably be of interest to everyone studying hackers, hacker ethic and free/open-source software. ...Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2006 http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_O

...Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2006 http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_O * BERRY, David M. Copy, Rip, Burn: The Politics of Copyleft and Open Source. Pluto Press, 2008. http://tovarna.org/files0/active/2/8454-cop

...re companies who insist that 'freeware' can only be amateurish, unreliable and unsupported. "You get what you pay for" is their idea of software. * Investors raise money and found a company

== "...there is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9) == ...Catholic Church is a venerable document which was abandoned only in 1966 (and even then rather ''de facto'' than ''de jure''). Throughout its long histor

...s thorough as was the transition from gathering and hunting to agriculture and from the latter on to industrial production. However, the intensity of this * both production and destruction capabilities of mankind are virtually unlimited (in Terran pers

...s thorough as was the transition from gathering and hunting to agriculture and from the latter on to industrial production. However, the intensity of this * both production and destruction capabilities of mankind are virtually unlimited (in Terran pers

Contrary to the mainstream media use of 'hacker', a lot of technical people keep using the original, authent ...ostly but not necessarily) a computer professional with innovative mindset and a passion for exploration. The Jargon File as well as other references can

== New? == ...s under the term, but in general it has meant the newer trends in the mass media that are mostly based on IT (especially Internet). Some of the keywords con

...e main sources are writings of Steven Levy, Eric S. Raymond, Pekka Himanen and some others. ...ostly but not necessarily) a computer professional with innovative mindset and a passion for exploration. The Jargon File as well as other references can

== New? == ...s under the term, but in general it has meant the newer trends in the mass media that are mostly based on IT (especially Internet). Some of the keywords con

...ssional crackers. And of course, once again we run into PIBKAC - ignorance and negligence on users' side plays a major role in the success of malware. ...n parts of data carriers (e.g. DVD-s or USB disks). While the most popular and known term, not all malware are viruses - in fact, viruses in their pure fo

...in the vein of "a cool thing for hanging around with friends, reading news and downloading stuff - it was built sometime around 1990 or so". Somebody woul ...ways, yet give ground to nasty amounts of superficiality, irresponsibility and cruelty.

...eated issues with remarkable exactness. While somewhat radical in approach and definitely leftist in the political scale, it is a welcome counterbalance t ...ed by hand by literate slaves or later by scribes and monks - an expensive and slow process regardless of property rights).

...eated issues with remarkable exactness. While somewhat radical in approach and definitely leftist in the political scale, it is a welcome counterbalance t ...ed by hand by literate slaves or later by scribes and monks - an expensive and slow process regardless of property rights).

== "There is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes) == ...nts of censorship have been tracked back to Ancient Egypt. Classical Greek and Roman civilizations had it too - the very word originates from Latin, as th