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  • Ebook The Wealth of Networks: How social production transforms markets and freedom - Part 1 includes contents: Chapter 1 introduction:a moment of opportunity and challenge; chapter 2 some basic economics of information production and innovation; chapter 3 peer production and sharing; chapter 4 the economics of social production; chapter 5 individual freedom: autonomy, information, and law; chapter 6 political freedom part 1: the trouble with mass media.

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  • Ebook The Wealth of Networks: How social production transforms markets and freedom - Part 2 includes contents: Chapter 7 political freedom part 2: emergence of the networked public sphere; chapter 8 cultural freedom: culture both plastic and critical; chapter 9 justice and development; chapter 10 social ties: networking together; chapter 11 the battle over the institutional ecology of the digital environment; chapter 12 conclusion:the stakes of information law and policy.

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  • Ebook Rules for growth: Promoting innovation and growth through legal reform – Part 2 presents the following content: Chapter 10: Torts, innovation, and growth; Chapter 11: The effects of modern tort law on innovation and economic growth; Chapter 12: Land use regulation, innovation and growth; Chapter 13: Growth-oriented law for the networked information economy: Emphasizing freedom to operate over power to appropriate; Chapter 14: Digital firm formation; Chapter 15: Can the patent office be fixed? Chapter 16: Digital innovation in givernance: New rules for sharing and protecting private in...

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  • Ebook Security engineering: A guide to building dependable distributed systems (Second Edition) – Part 2 presents the following content: Chapter 14 security printing and seals; chapter 15 biometrics; chapter 16 physical tamper resistance; chapter 17 emission security; chapter 18 API attacks; chapter 19 electronic and information warfare; chapter 20 telecom system security; chapter 21 network attack and defense; chapter 22 copyright and DRM; chapter 23 the bleeding edge; chapter 24 terror, justice and freedom; chapter 25 managing the development of secure systems; chapter 26 system evaluatio...

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  • Ebook Security engineering: A guide to building dependable distributed systems (Second Edition) – Part 2 presents the following content: Chapter 14 security printing and seals; chapter 15 biometrics; chapter 16 physical tamper resistance; chapter 17 emission security; chapter 18 API attacks; chapter 19 electronic and information warfare; chapter 20 telecom system security; chapter 21 network attack and defense; chapter 22 copyright and DRM; chapter 23 the bleeding edge; chapter 24 terror, justice and freedom; chapter 25 managing the development of secure systems; chapter 26 system evaluatio...

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  • Methods for two distant parties to exchange their secret messages using single photons are considered. There existed several such methods but they are either insecure or face with information leakage problem. In this paper a new method to overcome the above-said limitations is proposed. The proposed method is also efficient because it also uses single photons in two degrees of freedom.

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  • This book, Libraries and Democracy, focuses on the role libraries play in advancing deliberative democracy. Democracy is no simple construct. President Lyndon B. Johnson believed in voting as the crux of democracy. At the end of the century, President Bill Clinton held governance to be the dominant feature of democracy. Perhaps the most comprehensive view was held by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who considered democracy to be the opportunity for everyone to participate in all aspects of society.

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  • "Ebook Planning lessons and courses - Designing sequences of work for the language classroom" present who are the students; how long is the lesson; what can go into a lesson; how do people learn and so how can we teach; what can we teach with; how can we vary the activities we do; getting down to the preparation; what are our freedoms and constraints...

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  • The present paper is a descriptive study on use of information media and awareness status regarding dairy animal welfare practices in jamtara district of Jharkhand. Jamtara district has 6 blocks andto have a complete study of whole district, all the 6 blocks were selected. From the selected blocks, two villages (one Peri urban and one rural village) were selected randomly. Data were collected through structured interview schedule.

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  • Freedom of expression has surfaced in large parts of the world, particularly the newly independent nations and the countries that remained in isolation, along with the spread of democracies in those countries. With the rise of free expression of views often contesting with one another, conflicts of different kinds that were under suppression earlier, also emerged. Conflict in itself is considered neither good nor bad but it is judged by its outcome. Study of conflict, specifically the causes behind it relating to power struggle, economic competition, is important for achieving peace.

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  • With a simple gland through the United States history, it is easily seen that propaganda is no new strategy to persuade the common man or woman’s thoughts. During elections, during war or peace, propaganda has been used by businesses and our government. Politicians like Ike Eisenhower used cartoons to try and get him elected. The cartoon diverted people’s attention away from whether he was a good president or not. This nearly the same idea as having a popular person tell people that the product shown is great. They want people to think “Of if so and so uses that, it...

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  • In a country like the US, That is founded upon competitions and capitalism, producing clever television advertisements is the only way to keep up with a company’s competitors. If this means that false information must be presented by doctors, athletes, or celebrities to promote a product, then so be it. The US believes in freedom of speech, and the first amendment certainly protects the company’s right to advertise in a testimonial fashion.

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  • Freedom of press guarantees citizens and business the right to advertise however they like, as long as it does not contain malicious content. If a country didn’t allow harmless ads like the ones Miss Jozui speaks of, we’d be headed in the direction of turning into an overpowering totalitarian-style of government. To agree with the entirety of the first amendment, one must be able to respect the opinions of others even if they are the exact contrary to one’s own values.

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  • Tham khảo sách 'error analysis of the written english essays of pakistani undergraduate students: a case study', ngoại ngữ, kỹ năng viết tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả

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  • Split wedge gate valves, as shown in Figure 7, are of the ball and socket design. These are self-adjusting and self- aligning to both seating surfaces. The disk is free to adjust itself to the seating surface if one-half of the disk is slightly out of alignment because of foreign matter lodged between the disk half and the seat ring. This type of wedge is suitable for handling noncondensing gases and liquids at normal temperatures, particularly corrosive liquids.

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  • Increasingly, the ME industry is required to cope with more severe market fluctuations than most other branches of industry. As on of the prime supplying industries of capital goods, it is highly dependent on the investment activity of the purchasing companies, which are highly sensitive to developments in the economy as a whole. This applies above all to industry’s investments in equipment and machinery, into which most ME products flow either directly or indirectly.

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  • Autonomous robots place special demands on their mobility system because of the unstructured and highly varied environment the robot might drive through, and the fact that even the best sensors are poor in comparison to a human’s ability to see, feel, and balance. This means the mobility system of a robot that relies on those sensors will have much less information about the environment and will encounter obstacles that it must deal with on its own.

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  • This book intends to fill the gap in the literature of mobile robots by containing, in a single reference, complete graphically presented infor- mation on the mechanics of a mobile robot. It is written in laymen’s lan- guage and filled with sketches so novices and those not trained in mechanical engineering can acquire some understanding of this interest- ing field. It also includes clever schemes and mechanisms that mid-level mechanical engineers should find new and useful.

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  • t offers the freedom to learn and to teach without engaging in dependencies on any single technology provider. ese freedoms are considered a fundamental precondition for sustainable development and an inclusive information society. Although there is a growing interest in free technologies (Free Software and Open Standards), still a limited number of people have sufficient knowledge and expertise in these fields.

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  • The evaluation process should fully take into account variations within a media type. For example, a number of different dye and metal layer combinations are available for CD-Rs. In this example, CD-Rs with a gold reflective layer and phthalocyanine-based dyes have been assessed, since recent research suggests that these are the most stable, and have the greatest life span.

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