sustainable podcasting
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- 1. Sustainable Podcasting Ross Gardler OSS Watch Service
Manager [email_address] http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk
http://www.slideshare.net/rgardler/tags/osswatch Topic Tags:
OSSWatch-Podcast and Podcastoxford2008
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- Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this presentationare 2008 University of Oxford
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- and are licensed under theCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 England & Wales licence .
2. Who Are OSS Watch?
- JISC funded open source software advisory service(non-advocacy)
- Online and Face to Face support
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- Licencing and IPR management
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- Open source project support
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- Evaluating and using open source
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- Business Models
3. Who is Ross Gardler?
- Open source developer
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- Member of The Apache Software Foundation
- Joined OSS Watch in Jan 2007
- Service Manager in July 2007
- My focus is on open source for sustainability
4. What is sustainability?
- The ongoing process of achieving development or redevelopment that does not undermine its physical or social systems of support. http://www.smarte.org/smarte/resource/sn-glossary.xml
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- The economy
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- The environment
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- The Social System
5. A Sustainable Podcast Network? The Conversations Network
- The Conversations Network is a listener-supported non-profit podcast network brought to you by a global team of passionate audio/video producers and editors. http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/
- Lets look at their sustainability model
6. The Economy
- Value-add paid membership
- Donations
- Sponsorship/Advertising
- Commercial exploitation of software
- Training and Consultancy
- Barter ecosystem
7. The Environment
- Managed work flows
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- Cloud computing architecture
- Creative Commons Licence
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- Reusable across other environments
- Promotesyourmessage
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- Win-win partnerships
- An environment for barter
8. The Social System
- Community of volunteers (bartering)
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- Find/Become a volunteer
- Skills Development
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- Apprenticeship programme
- Peer recognition
- Share and reward culture
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- Encourage barter
9. What is missing from CN?
- Focus is entirely on podcast production
- Software solutions are entirely closed
- Minimal community feedback into processes and tools
- Relies on strength of distribution networks rather than adaptability of solutions
10. Is OpenCast similar to CN?
- Process and/or tools?
- What are your users focus?
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- Own institution or wider community?
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- Own materials or community materials?
- Why should users come to OpenCast?
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- What do you offer for barter that others don't?
- PLUG: Remember tomorrows workshop
11. The $1b community
- You need a good user base before you start getting contributions.
- Those who contribute to us are as selfish as anybody else. There's rarely any charitable aspect of this.
- Marten Mickos, (Sold MySQL for $1B)
12. Why build a community?
- I think that innovation happens in encounters when you encounter other people and also when you step over some boundary and you combine ideas that haven't been combined before.
- Marten Mickos, (Sold MySQL for $1B)
13. Community is everything
- More users creates more opportunity for innovation
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- Today's users may be tomorrows contributors or developers
- More innovation means more users
- More users means more sustainability opportunities
14. Building a Community Open development(or Community Led Development) A way for distributed team members tocollaboratively develop a shared resource 15. Open Development...
- Particularly useful in distributed self selecting teams
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- found in successful open source projects
- Key attributes include:
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- User engagement
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- Transparency
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- Collaboration
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- Agility
16. Community Source is not Open Development?
- Community source provides contracted resources at an early stage (no barter)
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- Open development resources are not necessarily contracted (No guarantees)
- Open development allows for wider, earlier barter no buy-in required
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- But requires resources for managing and nurturing communitry
17. OSS Watch Strategic Projects
- Open Development (community led)
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- We believe community source is a sub-optimal community development model
- Sustainability planning (from at bid stage)
- Community development effort
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- Project communities
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- Inter-project communities
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- Is OpenCast an OSS Watch strategic project?
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- Thank you for listening,
- For more information...
- [email_address]
- www.oss-watch.ac.uk
- Ross Gardler
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