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NTARI Files Copyrights on Agrinet and LBTAS, Formalizing Licensing and Enforcement Strategy to Protect Community-Owned Digital Infrastructure
The Network Theory Applied Research Institute (NTARI), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit developing cooperative alternatives to extractive technology platforms, today announced the filing of U.S. copyrights on two of its flagship open-source software projects
The Silence Between Libraries: How Human Knowledge is Trapped in Rooms
That argument is the same argument that underlies the NetFirst OS proposition. The history of libraries is the long proof of why it matters. This is precisely the vision animating SoHoLINK, NTARI's community compute marketplace
Licensing and Enforcement Strategy | NTARI Policy P2-004
NTARI protects the digital commons through reciprocal licensing while maintaining enforcement capability to prevent re-privatization of community-developed infrastructure.
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