Peter Johnson recently presented this poster about the work of P2Pvalue at the Eleventh Conference of the European Social Simulation Association in Groningen Download the full version here
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Chris Pinchen has been responsible for communication strategies and implementations for NGOs, organisations, companies and individuals, as well as their on- and offline presence. This involved communicating with the media and other stakeholders, setting up, improving and maintaining websites, blogs and social media accounts, preparing publications and interacting with communities. As a long time member of the the P2P Foundation Chris has worked on the blog, wiki and social media platforms as well as carrying out community engagement and fundraising. He formed part of the team doing a major study into the emerging collaborative economy for Orange and is chair and a founder member of the P2P Coop.
Currently he is coordinator and communications lead at ChokePoint Project, building a near real-time global censorship/surveillance monitoring system and a resident at Lighthouse in Brighton where his focus is on privacy, surveillance & censorship. A contributor to the CryptoParty Handbook, Chris has been involved with CryptoParties in Berlin, Luxembourg and Brighton
This post by Peter Johnson orginally appeared on the University of Surrey Department of Sociology Blog at https://blogs.surrey.ac.uk/sociology/ Paul Mason’s recent book ‘Post-Capitalism’ has generated a lot of debate amongst those on the left of British politics; most obviously in interminable and reassuringly repetitive Guardiandebates and opinion pieces. It has also inspired an equal amount of derision from […]
This post from CORDIS (the Community Research and Development Information Service of the European Comission) reports on the P2Pvalue project after David Rozas and Samer Hasan spoke at CAPS2015 in July: The P2PVALUE project, which is exploring ways to evaluate and stimulate peer to peer production, has developed an open source digital platform and a directory of information […]
David Rozas recently presented some of his PhD research at Drupal Show & Tell London on May 21st 2015. In this talk, he presents the first set of findings from his PhD research, in which he is exploring the Drupal community as part of the wider phenomena of Commons-Based Peer Production. During this first stage […]
P2Pvalue Directory: Using a Unique Open Resource for Research and Networking from David Rozas Here are the slides from the P2Pvalue presentation about the Directory Of Commons-Based Peer Production at CAPS2015
P2Pvalue will be taking part in various round tables at the CAPS2015 event on “Networked Social Responsibility” in Brussels on July 7th & 8th. At 16:30 on July 7th, David Rozas & Samer Hassan will facilitate a session titled “P2Pvalue Directory: Using a Unique Open Source Resource for Research And Networking” . The P2P Value Directory is an […]
Mapping 30 areas of activity (Fig. 1) (This post is by Marco Berlinguer & Mayo Fuster) It has been for some time now that research is engaging around a fauna of new forms of production that have been progressively appearing in the sectors more intensively impacted by the Internet and the digital revolution and more […]
The Milan team from P2Pvalue (Daniele Viotti, Adam Arvidsson, Brigida Orria, Alessandro Caliandro, Elanor Colleoni) will be taking part in the Commons Camp which takes place in Calvanico, Italy. We will be doing a presentation of research outputs by the P2PValue consortium, and debating the future of the Collaborative Economy. The presentation will take place within the […]
This post by Florian Glatz is based on an article by Primavera de Filippi posted on Internet Policy Review – read the full article here Today we want to point you to one of the many studies we are conducting at P2PValue, regarding the different applications of peer-to-peer technology in today’s networked information society. In our study “Bitcoin: a […]
This interview with researcher Primavera De Filippi by Rachel O’Dwyer was originally posted on the P2P Foundation blog Primavera De Filippi is a researcher at the CERSA / CNRS / Université Paris II. She is currently a research fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard, where she is investigating the concept of […]