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| Beijing Olympic family hotel rentals | |||
| '''''Free Information Infrastructure''''' is a term used primarily in ] mirroring the official US term ], introduced in early nineties by a ] Patent Office paper. <ref></ref> | |||
| clean, spacious, quiet and safe. Beijing Olympic softball venue at 200 meters from the Beijing Olympics Basketball Hall only four kilometers，Convenient traffic. Complete home appliances, refrigerators, air conditioners, color TVs, washing machines, Kitchen can cook，Toilet water heater can have a bath broadband Internet access. 102 square meters, two-bedroom and a large living room, double bed, RMB1000 yuan a day。 | |||
| Tel: Mr. Wang （86-10）63876410 | |||
| The terms ] and ] were also used as a governmental term for the Net. | |||
| Free Information Infrastructure rather focuses on ] and is widely used by ]s lobby groups in Europe. | |||
| Free Information Infrastructure focuses on the ]. The Internet and the media that is used to access the net shall be free. | |||
| A Free Information Infrastructure comprises | |||
| * No ]s, no ]s for ] and data processing. | |||
| * Free access. | |||
| * ]. | |||
| * ]s. | |||
| * Little control by state. | |||
| * ]. | |||
| * Strong competition law. | |||
| * Sometimes: Free/Libre (Open Source) Software. | |||
| Some groups such as ] and ] refer to it. | |||
| ==References== | |||
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| ==External links== | |||
| * Video with Kloschi (Freifunk), Kurt Jansson (Wikimedia), Jürgen Neumann (Freifunk), Rishab Aiyer Ghosh (United Nations University), Lawrence Lessig (Creative Commons) and Allison and Benoit (Montréal Wireless) | |||
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Revision as of 14:07, 24 July 2008
Free Information Infrastructure is a term used primarily in Europe mirroring the official US term National Information Infrastructure, introduced in early nineties by a U.S. Patent Office paper.
The terms global information infrastructure and information highway were also used as a governmental term for the Net.
Free Information Infrastructure rather focuses on freedom and is widely used by open standards lobby groups in Europe.
Free Information Infrastructure focuses on the Internet. The Internet and the media that is used to access the net shall be free.
A Free Information Infrastructure comprises
- No software patents, no patents for eCommerce and data processing.
- Free access.
- Network neutrality.
- Open standards.
- Little control by state.
- Free speech.
- Strong competition law.
- Sometimes: Free/Libre (Open Source) Software.
Some groups such as EuroLinux and FFII refer to it.
References
External links
- Free Culture, Free Software, Free Infrastructures! Openness and Freedom in every Layer of the Network Video with Kloschi (Freifunk), Kurt Jansson (Wikimedia), Jürgen Neumann (Freifunk), Rishab Aiyer Ghosh (United Nations University), Lawrence Lessig (Creative Commons) and Allison and Benoit (Montréal Wireless)
- Free information directory
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