If you’re interested in the principle of sharing licensed work in an open context, you probably already know there’s a huge amount of information available. There are ways to share your work in different scenarios; here’s a list of projects, services and information sources.The people and organisations listed are not affiliated with the Open Product Licence project or openproduct.cc
Licences
- Open Definition
- Definition of Free Cultural Works
- Creative Commons
- GNU General Public License
- CERN Open Hardware License
Sharing
Internet of Things
Video
- WIPO Keynote 2010: Lawrence Lessig
- Maker Faire 2012: Mark Hatch
- The Economist, April 2012: The Third Industrial revolution begins
Events
- Open Internet of Things Assembly (London, UK, June 2012)
- Brighton Mini Maker Faire (Brighton, UK, September 2012)
Reading
- Open Design Now (Ed. Bas van Abel, Roel Klaassen, Lucas Evers, Peter Troxler)
- Open Product (Michela Magas)
- Service Innovation Platform: Open business models and intellectual property (Big Innovation Centre)
- Digital Opportunity: A Review of Intellectual Property and Growth (Intellectual Property Office)
- Digital Copyright Exchange Feasibility Study (Intellectual Property Office)
- The DIY Copyright Revolution (Slate)
Projects
- TinkerForge
- Open Design Engine
- The Humblefactory
- Linked Content Coalition
- Tinkercad
- Fabsie
- Dosuno Design
Fablabs, hackspaces & workshops
- Makespace (Cambridge, UK)
- DoES Liverpool (Liverpool, UK)
- London Hackspace (London, UK)
- Fab Lab Manchester (Manchester, UK)
- Mentmore Studios (London, UK)
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