Gifting Labour to Big Business

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Open Source Ethics in the Face of Twitter’s Impending API Monetisation Context I’m writing this at a time when Twitter have announced that they will cease free access to their APIs, to one extent or other. No definitive details of how this will be structured, what the exclusions will be or how much certain types […] The post Gifting Labour to Big...
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