Elgg 1.7 beta has been released

It's with great pleasure that I announce Elgg 1.7 beta has been released! Grab a copy from the downloads page and start testing!

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Drumbeat EU session at FOSDEM

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If you are in Brussels for FOSDEM 2010, you can pass by to our European Drumbeat session start.

You're find some of us at nois3lab and Mozilla.

Come and say hello :)

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Weave Sync: New APIs and Resources for Developers

Editor’s note: On Feb 5, Mozilla Labs released new Weave Sync APIs and resources for developers. For more details, check out Ragavan Srinivasan’s blog announcement, reposted below.

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Brooklyn Museum

Regarding openness and sharing, the Brooklyn Museum is an exemplary institution.

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“Python for Informatics” Open Textbook Remixed in 11 Days

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Chuck Severance, clinical professor at the University of Michigan’s School of Information, recently published a

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Victorian Government Commits to CC as Default Licensing System

The UK government recently made a splash with its move towards opening government data. Now CC Australia’s Jessica Coates shares a promising government initiative in her home country. The Victorian Government has become the first Australian government to commit to using Creative Commons as the default licensing system for its public sector information (PSI).

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Mozilla Sponsors GNOME Accessibility Efforts

Editor’s note: Today, the GNOME Foundation announced a $10,000 grant from Mozilla to advance accessibility. See the full press release for full details. Included below is an excerpt from the release:

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Growing Support from Communities of Color for an Open Internet

Support for Net Neutrality continues to grow among communities of color as the FCC considers rules to protect the open Internet.

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Getting Crazy with a Green Screen for Net Neutrality

The open Internet means we can create anything we want online, including a funny rap video about my favorite topic (at least on this blog).

Check out these two self-professed “nerds” hamming it up to a song about Net Neutrality. My favorite part, besides the sick dance moves:

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