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    Shanzhai products, often derided as knock-off fake products, literally means "mountain village" in Chinese. These products are sold by the cargo ship, but massively to the large populace internal to China. "Shanzhai" refers to the older times in China where thieves and pirates would stockpile illegal goods high up in the mountains. Others simply refer to Shanzhai products accessibility to everyone. With Shanzhai, even the poor people who live on a mountain can have the expensive famous brands. This presentation investigates the Shanzhai technology culture in China, analyzes its positive and negative aspects, and announces a new legal approach to build off the best parts of Shanzhai technology. This approach uses a mixture of Creative Commons licensing for hardware plans, Free Software licensing for software used to run the hardware, and open patents for the novel technological innovations. Do you have Qi Inside your hardware?

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    Shanzhai products, often derided as knock-off fake products, literally means "mountain village" in Chinese. These products are sold by the cargo ship, but massively to the large populace internal to China. "Shanzhai" refers to the older times in China where thieves and pirates would stockpile illegal goods high up in the mountains. Others simply refer to Shanzhai products accessibility to everyone. With Shanzhai, even the poor people who live on a mountain can have the expensive famous brands. This presentation investigates the Shanzhai technology culture in China, analyzes its positive and negative aspects, and announces a new legal approach to build off the best parts of Shanzhai technology. This approach uses a mixture of Creative Commons licensing for hardware plans, Free Software licensing for software used to run the hardware, and open patents for the novel technological innovations. Do you have Qi Inside your hardware?

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    Shanzhai VS. Qi Inside: Making Legal Open Source Hardware in China

    Enviado por

    Jon Phillips
    Shanzhai products, often derided as knock-off fake products, literally means "mountain village" in Chinese. These products are sold by the cargo ship, but massively to the large populace internal to China. "Shanzhai" refers to the older times in China where thieves and pirates would stockpile illegal goods high up in the mountains. Others simply refer to Shanzhai products accessibility to everyone. With Shanzhai, even the poor people who live on a mountain can have the expensive famous brands. This presentation investigates the Shanzhai technology culture in China, analyzes its positive and negative aspects, and announces a new legal approach to build off the best parts of Shanzhai technology. This approach uses a mixture of Creative Commons licensing for hardware plans, Free Software licensing for software used to run the hardware, and open patents for the novel technological innovations. Do you have Qi Inside your hardware?

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    Shanzhai VS.

    Qi Inside
    Making Legal Open Source
    Hardware in China

    Jon Phillips, jon@rejon.org


    Let’s Share Status!
    http://identi.ca/rejon
    What is
    #REALIDAD?
    By whitehouse, http://flickr.com/photos/whitehouse/
    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0
    #O
    BA
    M
    AF
    AI
    L
    What is
    Chinese
    Innovation?
    山寨
    Mountain Village
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanzhai
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanzhai
    2007
    1,150,000,000 Mobile Phones Sold
    150 Million Phones Sold in China
    1/10th of all Phones in the World

    Gartner, http://tech.163.com/09/0420/10/57BBE6EL0009388P.html
    Nokia st
    N-Series, 16.2 % drop 1 Qtr. 2008
    Only market with drop: China.
    Top 3: Nokia, Samsung and ______.
    Gartner, http://tech.163.com/09/0420/10/57BBE6EL0009388P.html
    Open BOM
    Bills of Material Shared
    Community of Practice
    4 Level + Factory in House

    Gartner, http://tech.163.com/09/0420/10/57BBE6EL0009388P.html
    Why?
    Why
    not?
    Developing
    Nations Have
    Weak Copyright
    Enforcement
    International
    Business Needs
    Legal Protection
    NOT
    Over-Protection
    MTK
    does
    what?
    Free Software
    Foundation
    GNU GPL
    Software
    License
    FREESOULS
    Two limited editions.
    A LUXURY BOXED SET with a hard-cover book in an edition of 50
    LIMITED EDITION soft-cover book with a print run of 1024 copies.
    Qi Inside?
    Plans
    Hardware Plans + Specifications
    Creative Commons
    Attribution ShareAlike 3.0
    Copyright License
    (CC BY-SA 3.0)
    Software
    Use Free Software Foundation’s
    GNU General Public License
    Software License
    (GNU GPL version 3.0)
    Patents
    Keep innovation open by releasing
    patents as OPEN PATENTS under
    protected pledge or license
    (under development)
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    Make
    More
    Open
    Devices!
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    Shanzhai VS. Qi Inside
    Making Legal Open Source
    Hardware in China

    Jon Phillips, jon@rejon.org


    Shanzhai VS. Qi Inside
    Making Legal Open Source
    Hardware in China

    Jon Phillips, jon@rejon.org

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