Archiving Britain's Web: The Legal Nightmare Explored
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Performing the Archive
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Culture Institutions
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Rethinking Archives
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The Grey Zone
- Inhabiting the Middle Ground
- King's College Library >
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On the Digital Commons
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- A Concise Lexicon for the Digital Commons by Raqs Collective
- Creative Commons
- Common as Air: An Interview with Lewis Hyde for Creative Commons
- Anonymous Re-Write Hungarian Constitution
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Network Society
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Ethics
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- National Preservation Office
- Parliamentary Archives >
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Governmental Regulations of Transparency
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- Prime Minister's Letter to Cabinet Ministers on Transparency and Open Data
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The Data Protection Act 1998
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- Goldsmiths >
- Definitions from the ACT
- DATA SUBJECT RIGHTS
- TYPES OF DATA: RESEARCH
- The Data Protection Principles
- Schedule I (references and interpretations)
- Schedule II (Applies to all personal data)
- Schedule III (Applies only to sensitive personal data)
- Schedule IV (when the 8th principle doesn't apply: See Schedule 1 Part II)
- The Eighth Principle
- EXEMPTIONS
- Private/Public Institutions on DPA
- Useful Questions and Answers
- Link to Data Protection Act online document
- Privacy Notices: Good Practice
- Information Commissioner's Office Research Archive
- DataProtection.eu
- Freedom of Information Act 2000 >
- Digital Economy Act 2010 >
- The National Archive's Drive for Transparency
- Digital Transitions
- Web Archives
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Ethics
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Network Ethics
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- Wikileaks
- Space >
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Other Archives
- Banks
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Radio Archive
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- A Framework
- Radio Stations
- Art/ Archive/ Experiments
- LARM Audio Research Archive
- Notes on Sound(s)
- Interview with Charlie Woolley of The (Charlie Woolley) Radio Show
- Correspondence with Radio Stations
- British Library: sounds
- BBC Sound Archive
- Art Writ Oral History Initiative
- Copyright Protection of Digital Audio Radio Broadcasts >
- Data Protection, Copyright and Ethics
- White Pages >
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The Future Work
- Finding Positions
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Occupy Space
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- Occupy London
- The Visit
- Deleuze and Occupy: Two Talks >
- Reflections
- Two Days Later...
- Wiping out the Residue
- Hardt: On the Production of the Common
- What Occupy Wall Street Can Learn from the Situationists (A Cautionary Tale) By Ben Davis
- The Struggle for the Occupy Wall Street Archives
- The Anarchivists: Who Owns the Occupy Wall Street Narrative?
- Museums Archiving Occupy Wall Street: Historical Preservation Or "Taxpayer-Funded Hoarding"?
- On the Commons: Managing Resources
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