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Lab Report: May 2007

Download the printable magazine-style PDF version of the iCommons Lab Report!

This month’s cover illustration is by Shohei Honma, courtesy of Loftwork, Japan.

The Summit in Second Life Update

Find out more about the in-world happenings of this event.

OpenDemocracy campaigns to support open content

Find out more about this workshop, to be run by the OpenDemocracy team.

Wanna see a movie?

Rebecca Kahn previews the open licensed and themed films to be screened on the evening of 14 June.

Getting to know Mistakemistake

Daniela Faris speaks to the band who will be performing at one of the Summit concerts.

Art Intercom: featuring Art collective Ana Husman, Jaka Zeleznikar, Nathaniel Stern (part one and two) and Kathryn Smith Artists in Residence blogger, Paddy Johnson interviews four of the artists who will be part of the residency in Dubrovnik. Find out about their work, their plans for the Summit and how CC plays a role in their creative production. See the interviews with Joy Garnett and MTAA (part one and two), published in last month’s newsletter.

AND MUCH MORE INSIDE THE PDF MAGAZINE!

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