Open Shakespeare
British Library, 2011-02-24
Rufus Pollock and James Harriman-Smith
[Open Knowledge Foundation]
[Shuttleworth Foundation Fellow]
Licensed under cc-by v3.0 (any jurisdiction)
An Observation (or Two)
Information is Special: Non-Rivalrous
Very cheaply copied ~ zero cost
Giving me a 'copy' of your car is a problem, giving me a copy of your data isn't
Digital Revolution Has
Fundamentally Altered the Possibilities for
Collaboration and Sharing
And Collaboration Works Best
with
Open Information
A Different Way of Scholarship is Possible!
Open Shakespeare
The Dream
A Unified Corpus
Open To All
For Reading, Interlinking, Annotating, Anthologizing ...
Given Technologies We Have
Why Isn't Every (PD) Text
Online to Interlink, Annotate, Copy, Share and Anthologize?
Thank-You
Rufus Pollock
rufus.pollock [at] okfn [dot] org