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open revolution open revolution news events faq preview diginomics platformnomics get involved contact open revolution rewriting the rules of the information age forget everything you know about the digital age it s not about privacy surveillance ai or blockchain it s about ownership because in a digital age who owns information owns the future get the book what people are saying get the open revolution book free and open version in keeping with the philosophy of the book the open revolution is available openly and you can download it directly for free if you get value from it please consider making a contribution back pdf 0 download pdf make a donation epub 0 download epub make a donation buy the book buy the book on amazon in paperback or digital form and support our work just choose the option and store that works for you paperback 9 99 buy now read a free sample kindle 6 99 buy now read a free sample what people are saying the richest most powerful people in the world have bet everything on the control of information in all its guises pollock s fast moving accessible book explains why seizing the means of attention and information is the only path to human freedom and flourishing cory doctorow journalist and activist a manifesto for the future open revolution is a powerful call to arms it rallies all of us to take up the cause of open information against the forces of monopolization surveillance and control of information be inspired read this book beth noveck professor and director the governance lab nyu and former director of the white house open government initiative i hope this book will stimulate a much more imaginative and balanced debate about the many ways a knowledge based economy can be organised geoff mulgan ceo of nesta former director of the prime minister s strategy unit this book s practical insights are invaluable in guiding our open by default philosophy beyond artificial scarcity and zero sum games audry tang taiwan s digital minister rufus pollock has worked tirelessly to show us the importance of access to knowledge and data he makes a compelling and lucidly argued case that our society needs an open information environment whether one cares about democracy economic efficiency innovation pollock s work makes fascinating reading james boyle william neal reynolds professor of law and co founder of the center for the study of the public domain at duke law school this book draws the distinction between the open world in which we might live a world in which all information available to humankind is available to each of us instantly and the closed world of intellectual property monopoly rights in which we currently operate from music to medicine pollock shows how the closed world is an unnecessary evil david levine professor of economics european university institute john h biggs distinguished professor emeritus washington university the internet and our digital future are under threat and this timely and accessible book shows why and what we can do about it essential reading for anyone interested in creating a fair free and innovative future for the internet age mark surman executive director of the mozilla foundation in the open revolution rufus pollock deftly explains how open access to knowledge and creativity generates enormous benefits for all of us openness is not just a way to liberate ourselves from oppressive systems of proprietary control it can help us develop the commons as a powerful tool for assuring democratic engagement fairness innovation and accountability in countless contexts david bollier director of reinventing the commons program schumacher center for a new economics using easily accessible examples rufus pollock argues for a world of open information the revolution in information technology makes the old world of closed information obsolete and pollock presents bold ideas on how to replace it an enjoyable yet provocative read james bessen executive director technology policy research initiative director boston university about the author dr rufus pollock is a researcher technologist and entrepreneur he has been a pioneer in the global open data movement advising national governments international organisations and industry on how to succeed in the digital world he is the founder of open knowledge a leading ngo with a presence in over 35 countries empowering people and organizations with access to information so they can create insight and drive change formerly he was the mead fellow in economics at emmanuel college university of cambridge he has been the recipient of a 1m shuttleworth fellowship and is currently an ashoka fellow and fellow of the rsa he holds a phd in economics and a double first in mathematics from the university of cambridge the open revolution in a nutshell an open world a world in which information is openly and freely available to us all will the digital revolution give us digital dictatorships or digital democracies forget everything you think you know about the digital age it s not about privacy surveillance ai or blockchain it s about ownership because in a digital age who owns information controls the future today information is everywhere from your dna to the latest blockbusters from lifesaving drugs to the app on your phone from big data to algorithms our entire global economy is built on it and the rules around information affect us all every day as information continues to move into the digital domain it can be copied and distributed with ease making access and control even more important but the rules we have made for it derived from how we manage physical property are hopelessly maladapted to the digital world in this urgent and provocative book rufus pollock shows that we must make a choice between making information open shared by all or making it closed exclusively owned and controlled and how today s closed digital economy is the source of problems ranging from growing inequality to unaffordable medicines to the power of a handful of tech monopolies to control how we think and vote choosing open is the path to a more equitable innovative and profitable future for all read more or watch a short video a robot revolution for the 1 the hidden cause of growing inequality tedx news events faq preview diginomics platformnomics get involved contact created by rufus pollock made with flowershow