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Open Content vs. Closed Doors (Or Closed Minds?)

Open Content vs. Closed Doors (Or Closed Minds?)

Title:Open Content vs. Closed Doors (Or Closed Minds?) (ID: CSD4537)
Author(s):Andy Carvin (The Benton Foundation)
Topics:Digital Divide, Internet Use, Networking and Emerging Technologies, Open Source, Wiki
Origin:Community Contributions (2006)
Type:Audio and Video, Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:The author discusses the evolution of the digital divide discourse, recent trends regarding content development, and how tools such as blogs and wikis are changing how content is created for marginalized communities.
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