Monthly Archives: July 2010
Wei Ji: uprising in China and crisis as laboratory
The financial crisis and the resulting job and budget cuts means there is an urgent need for consolidated action by unions. We are also seeing web 2.0 tools making coordination between union activists easier than ever before. This is a perfect storm of circumstance, and we are likely to see trade union activists make increased […]
Continue readingWhy Open Source and Creative Commons are important for unions
Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) offers powerful, free tools for trade unions and their activists, and a serious attempt should be made to adopt them, and to defend the freedom of the Internet. In the UK, this includes working to repeal the Digital Economy Act. The idea of Creative Commons should not be strange […]
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