Jürgen Neumann
at https://wiki.freifunk.net/Wireless_Community_Weekend_2025
and more specifically at the Berlin Book Launch
Armin Medosch, The Rise of the Network Commons: A History of Community Infrastructure
Institute of Network Cultures
https://www.networkcommons.org/posts/20250530-berlin-booklaunch/
Julien Priest talking while James Stevens looks down from the screen and from London.
at https://wiki.freifunk.net/Wireless_Community_Weekend_2025
and more specifically at the Berlin Book Launch
Armin Medosch, The Rise of the Network Commons: A History of Community Infrastructure
Institute of Network Cultures
https://www.networkcommons.org/posts/20250530-berlin-booklaunch/
„The dispositif of the network commons is concerned with the distribution of a type of network that is free from hierarchical power relations as far as possible. Consume’s Model 1 was the idea of a network where each node is owned and maintained by its users. There is no centralized entity, neither technologically nor organizationally.“
Armin Medosch, The #NetworkCommons
https://www.networkcommons
📢 Book Launch in Berlin!
🗓️ 2025.05.31
📍 Freifunk Wireless Community Weekend (@cbase).
ℹ️ https://www.networkcommons.org/posts/20250530-berlin-booklaunch/
"The Rise of the Network Commons" traces the spread of wireless community networks from Europe to the Americas and Africa. It highlights how involving non-experts in building networks empowers communities and democratizes technology, shaping it to serve local needs over commercial interests.
