Is a bit passé to blog these days? Maybe, but it does give me a place to share some ideas.
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A few of my better thoughts:
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Reflecting on the launch of the TAROCH Coalition
The TAROCH Coalition – a community of cultural heritage organisastions adovacting for a UNESCO Recommendation of access to cultural heritage in the Public Domain – has been launched.
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The Content Credentials pin looks like the Creative Commons icon
Adobe is pushing for content transparency but the Content CredentialsA content label and verification process created by Adobe for disclosing information about content. Learn more → pin is too similar to the Creative Commons icon if you ask me.
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Areas of focus for Wikimedia Australia going forward
Growing free knowledge, striving for knowledge equity, improving governance, and celebrating the community should all be part of the organisation’s future in my opinion.
Other blog posts
A few other thougths that I’ve had lately:
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Two major research reports on Wikipedia (one about curiosity and rabbit holes and the other about Australian places reflecting a settler-colonial perspective). Also, finding common ground between Indigenous data sovereignty and open data and combating ‘open washing’ with an open source AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more → Definition.
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OAIC has released privacy guidance for Australian AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more → developers, the BBC looks at what it means to be an artist in the age of AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more → and the Blade Runner 2049 team are after Elon Musk for copyright infringement using AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more →.
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Live Nation is building its monopoly while the Australian music industry is in crisis, Adobe announced its Firefly video module and Creative Australia put out AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more → principles.
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The ‘starving artist’ trope is just one reason of why things suck for artists. Artistic censorship has come up again this week. And AIAI is tech and marketing speak for a range of technology that imitates human intellect. Learn more → companies are pushing out new features in rapid fire.