Open Knowledge: General
- The Three Meanings of Open
- The Four Principles of (Open) Knowledge Development
- Open Knowledge Drives Out Closed (in the Long Run)
- Dead knowledge: why being explicit about openness matters
- Knowledge Packaging (for Content)
- The Open Definition and Creative Commons
- Open Data: Openness and Licensing
Open Knowledge: Projects and Works
- The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database: Is It Going to be Made Open?
- UK Statute Law Database
- Open version of the OED
Non-Commercial Restrictions
- Removing the nc: why license restrictions on commercial use are problematic and (frequently) unnecessary
- Removing the nc (contd)
Policy
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