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• Directory:Wikademia/Open design
  ...openly, it may have similar collective advantages to open source and open content.
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• Ordernow.html
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• Directory:Playboy Enterprises, Inc.
  ...logo for a variety of goods. Online, Playboy offers free and subscription content as well as online shopping. Founder Hugh Hefner controls about 70% of the f
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• Directory:Akahele/The trade of free culture
  ==The trade of free culture== ...http://wikipediareview.com/blog/20071212/wpgive-us-money-and-well-give-you-free-culture-another-fund-raising-ploy/ here] and [http://wikipediareview.com/bl
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• GNU General Public License
  ...l Public License''' ('''GNU GPL''' or simply '''GPL''') is a widely used [[free software license]], originally written by [[Richard Stallman]] for the [[GN The GPL grants the recipients of a [[computer program]] the rights of the [[free software definition]] and uses [[copyleft]] to ensure the freedoms are pres
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• BROG
  ...DGDD04.doc "Bridging the Gap : A Genre Analysis of Weblogs"], that applied content analysis methods to a random sample of 203 blogs and characterized blogs as ...ng, S. C., Scheidt, L. A., Kouper, I., and Wright, E. (2006). Longitudinal content analysis of weblogs: 2003-2004. In M. Tremayne (Ed.), Blogging, Citizenship
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• Directory:MyWikiBiz/Paid editing
  ...who have questions about how to best engage with Wikipedia and other free-content sites. ...ed-handed) to [[Criticism_of_Jimmy_Wales#Tolerance_of_plagiarism|claim the content ''ab initio'']] as his own.
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• Criticism of crowdsourcing
  #* User-generated content #* Free licenses, the "Free culture movement", and copyright violations
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• Logic of information
  ...on''', or the ''logical theory of information'', considers the information content of logical signs — everything from bits to books and beyond — a ...urces under the [[GNU Free Documentation License]], under other applicable licenses, or by permission of the copyright holders.
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• O Movimento Que Vai Mudar A Forma De Ganhar Dinheiro Na Internet.Rui Salvador O "Marketeer" Português
  ...host writer is a great way to earn money online. There are people who need content for their websites, but who lack good writing skills. You can write for the When you work online, the world is your oyster. You are free to do, act and be as you wish, but only if you know what you're doing. If y
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• Directory:Akahele/The more things change...
  ...ntended to serve as tools for conveying information, images, or other such content are seen as objectives in and of themselves. Yet, over and over again, the <td>http://akahele.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/800px-michael_robertson_2006-150x150.jpg</td>
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• Directory:Microsoft/Windows Vista
  ...lank">BadVista.org: Stopping Microsoft Windows Vista adoption by promoting free software -- BadVista</a><br><a href="http://badvista.fsf.org/" TARGET="_bla
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• Boolean algebras canonically defined
  As a minor detail important more for its form than its content, the operations of an algebra are traditionally organized as a list. Altho ...per subalgebra of itself! Example 6, and hence Example 5, constitutes the free Boolean algebra on countably many generators, meaning the Boolean algebra o
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• Relation reduction
  ...eting all but one row of any resulting rows that happen to be identical in content. In other words, the multiplicity of any repeated row is ignored. ...urces under the [[GNU Free Documentation License]], under other applicable licenses, or by permission of the copyright holders.
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• Directory:Wikipedia
  '''Wikipedia''' is a [[multilingual]], [[World Wide Web|Web]]-based [[free content]] [[encyclopedia]]-like project. The name ''Wikipedia'' is a [[Blend (lingu ...teer, and current events topics. Its purpose is to create and distribute a free international encyclopedia in as many languages as possible. [7]
  72 KB (11,335 words) - 01:01, 22 September 2011
• Internet
  ...led Sprintnet) was a large privately funded national computer network with free [[dial-up access]] in cities throughout the U.S. that had been in operation ...nomenon as a tool of liberation. Personal computers and the Internet would free them from corporations and governments (Nelson, Jennings, Stallman).
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• Directory:IBM
  ...2006-08-24}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_23/b3987098.htm| title=IBM wakes up to India's skills|date=[[2006-06-05] ...rofit]] [[Eclipse Foundation]] and the source code is released under the [[free software]], [[open source]] [[Eclipse Public License]].
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• Directory:Ziff Davis Media Inc.
  ...reach more than 22 million people per month. The company also licenses its content and brands to licensees who produce titles in some 40 international markets ...94 breakup, it focused on its technology publications and the ZDNet online content site. The company soon regained a presence in the trade show field and laun
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• Pragmatism
  Like any philosophical movement, the nature and content of pragmatism is subject to considerable debate, whether it is one of exege ...urces under the [[GNU Free Documentation License]], under other applicable licenses, or by permission of the copyright holders.
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• Truth theory
  ...to its main subject ? typically a concrete representation or its abstract content ? independently of reference to anything else. In this case one can say th ...t, referred to as the corresponding ''proposition''. A proposition is the content expressed by a sentence, held in a belief, or affirmed in an assertion or j
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