SC / Dylan video with Spanish subs
Added to the Japanese version I blogged about recently, the SC video with Jesse Dylan has been subtitled into Spanish. Found via userbarna.net....
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December 17, 2008
SC / Dylan Video - Japanese version
Keita Bando Mr. Komada has translated the SC video done by Jesse Dylan into Japanese. Keita told me about this and has used the service dotsub to add the subtitles to the video directly. See what happens when you empower...
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December 15, 2008
Geophysical data sharing, multimedia links
Spent the morning at the American Geophysical Union annual meeting. It is a massive affair, right across the street from another big one (American Society of Cell Biology, which I've also spoken at in years past...). The area around Moscone...
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December 10, 2008
Always Check The Translation
From the Independent: A respected research institute wanted Chinese classical texts to adorn its journal, something beautiful and elegant, to illustrate a special report on China. Instead, it got a racy flyer extolling the lusty details of stripping housewives in...
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December 9, 2008
CNI Fall Meeting
I gave a project briefing yesterday at the CNI fall meeting. I talked about our experience in building the Neurocommons project and the release of our RDF distribution for data integration in molecular biology. The meeting was PACKED. 400+ people....
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December 8, 2008
Explaining Science With Jesse Dylan and Richard Bookman
One of the hardest parts of the day job is trying to explain why the commons works for science to people. I find that I have to start by explaining what science actually is, how science works, and how that...
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December 7, 2008
Autism Speaks - Open Access Policy
The good people at Autism Speaks have announced a major policy shift on open access. Basically they're saying if you take their money, you have to make the research open. I love this for all sorts of reasons. First, it's...
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December 3, 2008
Off Topic: Bacon Costume Missing
Copyrights and open access and curation are all important. But the real tragedy today is that a bacon costume was stolen, in my town of Boston to boot. If you see someone running around dressed like bacon, or more likely,...
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December 1, 2008
Digital Curation Centre - Next Paper on SC
If you have questions or comments you'd like to see the Digital Curation Centre tackle about Science Commons, here's your chance. Their next legal watch paper is on us. For those of you who are interested in what I have...
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Getting It Right: WikiPathways
Deciding on the right license for an online community can be a touchy process. Sometimes the community is focused on the organizing principles learned from software. Copyleft has been powerful in growing free software, and is regularly insisted on by...
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