Open Movement/History

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Open movement

Objectives

Stakeholders

Matrix

Wikimania

Context

IT

Team

Countries

Europe

Italy

History of the open movement in Italy

Switzerland

History of the open movement in Switzerland

The Netherlands

• From City Space to Cyberspace : Art, Squatting, and Internet Culture in the Netherlands / Wasielewski, Amanda - Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, 2021 - 254 p. - Cities and Cultures - ISBN: 9789048553723 - Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/9789048553723 - Casalini id: 5054904

Chronology

• 2020 European strategy Software Open Source 2020-2023 - "Think Open"
• 2011 LibreOffice substitutes OpenOffice, while Apache OpenOffice is created with the involvement of Oracle and IBM
• 2003 LiMux project - City of Munich migrates from Windows to Linux (until 2015 from Linux to Windows)
• 1992 pdf as open standard by John Warnock
• 1991 Linux

• 1983 Richard Stallman GNU Project and the Free Software Movement
• 1971 Project Gutenberg by Michael Hart

Chronology of an open movement

• 2010 Submissions/Towards a free culture and access to knowledge movement? Proposed at Wikimania 2010 Gdańsk by Mayo Fuster Morell with Beatriz Busaniche, volunteer from Brazil and David Harris - Global Lives project (USA)

Bibliography

• Morell, Mayo. (2011). An introductory historical contextualization of online creation communities for the building of digital commons: The emergence of a free culture movement. CEUR Workshop Proceedings. 739.
• Hamilton G, Saunderson F (2017). The open movement: its history and development. In: Open Licensing for Cultural Heritage. Facet; 2017:7-30. (chapter, not open access - not consulted)
• Open Movement’s Common(s) Causes (2024), by report by Creative Commons, event at Wikimania Katowice, 2024, https://creativecommons.org/2024/11/18/open-movements-commons-causes/ (the report about the open movement is on google drive, sic)
• Definition of Open Movement, Open Data Handbook.
• Open Movement, a research guide by Douglas College.