I think this is going to work
Angela, I've added you to a preliminary google doc so we can prepare the proposal,
Kevin, can you create a special mailing list for this, perhaps called P2P-TSE ?
Primavery, I am adding you for the license research, BUT, do you think you make more chance alone ?
my idea is that an integrated proposal that covers more than one research area, might make a good chance as well, perhaps even a better one ? I let you decide , in any case, you have our blessings
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Date: Tue, 20 May 2014 05:11:48 +0000
From: "Daly, Angela" <Angela.Daly@EUI.eu>
Subject: Re: [P2P-F] [berkmanfriends] looking for academics studying
the "Sharing Economy"
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Hello all,
Not sure if I've actually posted on this list yet (but I do already know some of you off-list and I'm editing a special edition of the Journal of Peer Production - so plenty of overlap!).
Anyway, myself and colleagues at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia have been looking at practices of sharing and some of the legal barriers/hindrances to doing so, particularly in the context of the 3D printing community (one of the big barriers of course is intellectual property norms). Some of this feeds into discussions around digital labo(u)r - esp since these sharing norms have been co-opted by big corps which monetise them...
If you'd be interested in my/our involvement, let me know.
Angela
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