Lecture

Openness in Technology

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This lecture explores the evolution of open source software, open data, open science, and the impact of the internet on sharing information. It delves into the history of software sharing, the creation of GNU, the rise of Linux, the concept of open data, the challenges and benefits of open science, and the importance of open access in scientific publications.

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