Bøger om Deling

At dele er det nye sort. Vi holder ferie i andres hjem, vi lader fremmede køre vores bil, så længe de betaler og afleverer den igen, og på sociale medier deler vi nogle af vores sorger og næsten alle vores glæder. Men hvad er det egentlig, vi gør, når vi deler, hvad har den nye deleøkonomi med deling at gøre, og har vi mennesker ikke altid delt det fornødne med hinanden?I Hvad vi deler afdækker 13 forskere, hvordan deling viser sig som et komplekst fænomen, der verden over vedrører både moralske, sociale og økonomiske forhold. Det kommer ikke mindst til udtryk, når de fattigste dele af befolkningen på Papua Ny Guinea kræver, at de rigeste deler deres velstand med dem, når troende i Rusland ikke blot deler deres materielle goder, men også meget personlige spirituelle oplevelser, når grønlandske fiskere deler fangstkvoter, og når virksomheder som Airbnb og Uber lynhurtigt vokser sig store ved at udnytte deling som en sikker vej til enorme indtægter. Gennem disse og en række andre eksempler sætter bogen et af nyere tids største modefænomener på en lidt mere fast formel.

Lille Elefant har fundet en god pind, men så kommer Giraf med en spændende kokosnød ...En billedfortælling for de mindste.

This is a book about sharing. It is about sharing textbooks, music, data, art, more. People, organizations, and businesses all over the world are sharing their work using Creative Commons licenses because they want to encourage the public to reuse their works, to copy them, to modify them. They are Made with Creative Commons. But if they are giving their work away to the public for free, how do they make money? This is the question this book sets out to answer. There are 24 in-depth examples of different ways to sustain what you do when you share your work. And there are lessons, about how to make money but also about what sharing really looks like -- why we do it and what it can bring to the economy and the world. Part analysis, part handbook, part collection of case studies, this book is a guide to sharing your knowledge and creativity with the world, and sustaining your operation while you do. Going from a proprietary all-rights-reserved model to one that lets others copy, reuse, and modify your work is a big change. Made with Creative Commons describes the mindshift, the benefits, and the practices that come with going “open.” CASE STUDIES: ARDUINO, ÁRTICA, BLENDER INSTITUTE, CARDS AGAINST HUMANITY, THE CONVERSATION, CORY DOCTOROW, FIGSHARE, FIGURE.NZ‚ KNOWLEDGE UNLATCHED, LUMEN LEARNING, JONATHAN MANN, NOUN PROJECT, OPEN DATA INSTITUTE, OPENDESK, OPENSTAX, AMANDA PALMER‚ PLOS (PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE)‚ RIJKSMUSEUM, SHAREABLE, SIYAVULA, SPARKFUN, TEACHAIDS, TRIBE OF NOISE and WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION.It makes the case that sharing is good for business, especially for companies, organizations, and creators who care about more than just the bottom line. Full of practical advice and inspiring stories, Made with Creative Commons is a book that will show you what it really means to share.