Tag Archives: open formats
This is why bits are better than paper
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Tagged best practices, open formats, open standards, Public Administration
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Autodesk buys Instructables? Wait a moment…
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Tagged autocad, autodesk, instructables, open formats, open standards
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Are ebooks better or worse than paper books? Do (not!) ask the experts!
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Answer to some comments about “Software is too important to leave it to programmers”
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Garamond and Social Learning: ebooks and digital school for everybody? Yes, but only if…
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Posted in Education
Tagged best practices, ebook, open formats, open standards, School, social learning
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Digital colonialism: nothing new since last century?
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Tagged best practices, Free Software, open formats, open standards, Public Administration
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Is there a place for computers and digital communications in degrowth?, part 2
(this is the second part of the translation, with some links updated, of an article I wrote in June 2007 on this topic. The first part is here) Are computers limitable? The concept that you should use a tool only … Continue reading
Posted in Living World
Tagged best practices, degrowth, environmental impact, open formats
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The Bunga Bunga dictator? A (stupidly) Windows-only show, sorry
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Tagged berlusconi, Bunga Bunga, Di Pietro, open formats, open standards
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After Umberto Eco, even Franco Debenedetti gets ebooks wrong
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How should we manage the Vendola-Puglia-Microsoft deal?
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Posted in Active Citizens, Digiworld, Education
Tagged Italy, Microsoft, open formats, Open Government, Puglia, School, transparency, Vendola
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