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Benjamin Mako Hill is a technology and intellectual property researcher, activist, and consultant. | Benjamin Mako Hill is a technology and intellectual property researcher, activist, and consultant. | ||
He is currently working full time on research into the application of technologies and lessons | He is currently working full time on research into the application of technologies and lessons | ||
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His homepage is: http://mako.cc | His homepage is: http://mako.cc | ||
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[[Category:CZ Authors|Hill, Benjamin Mako]] | [[Category:CZ Authors|Hill, Benjamin Mako]] | ||
[[Category:Computers Authors|Hill, Benjamin Mako]] | [[Category:Computers Authors|Hill, Benjamin Mako]] | ||
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Benjamin Mako Hill is a technology and intellectual property researcher, activist, and consultant.
He is currently working full time on research into the application of technologies and lessons
learned in free and open source software toward the production of other types of creative works a graduate student
at the MIT Media Laboratory. He has been an leader, developer, and contributor to the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) community
for more than a decade as part of the Debian and Ubuntu projects.
His homepage is: http://mako.cc
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