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Free Culture Movement Timeline - on a chalkboard

Posted by Peter Bihr at March 19, 2007

Free Culture Tomeline Chalkboard

At MIT’s Beyond Broadcast 2007, the working group “Free Culture Activism and the Mass Media Conversation” made this great timeline of the free culture movement on a chalk board.

Link to photo on flickr, link to full size (BIG!) (via)

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Categories: campaigns, citizen journalism, collaboration, commons, connected world, cyberculture, digital rights, mash-up, resources, somewhat political, visualization, web 2.0

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