Tomorrow in The Hague, EU Member States launch a new international organisation, one that invests in and cares for #DigitalCommons and open source. The EDIC for Digital Commons is a long term commitment and strategy to help governments transition to open source, work with the communities and strengthen the ecosystem. Much needed.
Tomorrow in The Hague, EU Member States launch a new international organisation, one that invests in and cares for #DigitalCommons and open source. The EDIC for Digital Commons is a long term commitment and strategy to help governments transition to open source, work with the communities and strengthen the ecosystem. Much needed.
"On behalf of the Open Knowledge Foundation, I welcome today’s announcement by the European Commission on the creation of the Digital Commons European Digital Infrastructure Consortium (DC-EDIC). It is a hopeful moment for Europe, where the values of thousands of communities that have worked for years in a different way of doing and governing technology, openness, cooperation and democracy, are finally listened to. This is a milestone moment, finally translating years of ideas and words into concrete action. Europe is showing that technology can be built and governed differently: openly, collaboratively, and with people at its heart.
While DC-EDIC begins as a European effort, its vision will reach far beyond the continent. It is a model built for sharing that provides digital commons open by design, scalable, and reusable, which other countries and regions can adapt to their own challenges and needs. This commons-based approach places public value above proprietary control. It offers a powerful example of how we can collectively shape the digital future as a global public good."
Next stop: #SFSCon 🇮🇹
I'm very happy to speak at the #Fediverse track ✨
To realize the vision of digital commons in the #EuropeanUnion – one built on openness, participation, and resilience – we need the active support of public institutions, civil #society & #developers for the Fediverse 🙏
In this talk, I will explore why open protocol based networks are essential building blocks for #digitalcommons - especially in the 🇪🇺 context
🔗 https://www.sfscon.it/talks/from-open-source-to-open-spaces/
Next stop: #SFSCon 🇮🇹
I'm very happy to speak at the #Fediverse track ✨
To realize the vision of digital commons in the #EuropeanUnion – one built on openness, participation, and resilience – we need the active support of public institutions, civil #society & #developers for the Fediverse 🙏
In this talk, I will explore why open protocol based networks are essential building blocks for #digitalcommons - especially in the 🇪🇺 context
🔗 https://www.sfscon.it/talks/from-open-source-to-open-spaces/
"On behalf of the Open Knowledge Foundation, I welcome today’s announcement by the European Commission on the creation of the Digital Commons European Digital Infrastructure Consortium (DC-EDIC). It is a hopeful moment for Europe, where the values of thousands of communities that have worked for years in a different way of doing and governing technology, openness, cooperation and democracy, are finally listened to. This is a milestone moment, finally translating years of ideas and words into concrete action. Europe is showing that technology can be built and governed differently: openly, collaboratively, and with people at its heart.
While DC-EDIC begins as a European effort, its vision will reach far beyond the continent. It is a model built for sharing that provides digital commons open by design, scalable, and reusable, which other countries and regions can adapt to their own challenges and needs. This commons-based approach places public value above proprietary control. It offers a powerful example of how we can collectively shape the digital future as a global public good."