Colin Jackson, who is stepping down as President of InternetNZ, gave an interesting interview on Radio NZ yesterday.
His closing line was: [it's] a great leap backward. It’s selling our children’s cultural birthright to a few companies who are good at lobbying.
His blog notes on the interview are here.
Russell Brown writes:
"Something you may not know: the Council for the Humanities has been quietly working away on the development of a set of Creative Commons licenses for New Zealand. The project has included the creation of a stage-one website for Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand, which looks very nice. Congratulations are due to Brian Opie and all the others involved in the project, which began with a meeting at the National Library exactly a year ago."
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