Entitled Distributed creativity, this system wove together correspondents from separate email lists based in California (Creative Commons), New York (Rhizome), Ireland (DATA), India (Sarai), and Australia (Fibreculture) in a global conversation on the future of creativity, intellectual property, and mobile media.
He has been working closely with Sarai, New Delhi on a joint research project Intellectual Property and the Knowledge/Culture Commons.
Partha Chatterjee et al., Published by the Social Science Research Council, New York, 2002 as part of the "SSRC Working paper series" on 'Building Intellectual Capacity for the 21st Century'.
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The Sarai Programme at CSDS was initiated in 2000 by a group consisting of the Ravi S. Vasudevan and Ravi Sundaram (both fellows at CSDS) and the members of the Raqs Media Collective, a Delhi based group of media practitioners, documentarists, artists and writers.
World Food Programme | IB Primary Years Programme | United Nations Environment Programme | The Money Programme | The Final Programme | IB Middle Years Programme | Oil-for-Food Programme | JET Programme | The Final Programme (film) | The Sarai Programme at CSDS | IB Diploma Programme | British space programme | Programme for International Student Assessment | International Geoscience Programme | Daybreak (TV programme) | BBC Light Programme | World Climate Research Programme | War Emergency Programme destroyers | This Morning (TV programme) | Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification | Pakistan's nuclear programme | New Works Programme | Luna programme | International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour | Inside Story (TV programme) | Harry Enfield's Television Programme | Economic Transformation Programme | Breakfast (TVNZ programme) | Witness (2006 TV programme) | Wireless Africa programme of the Meraka Institute |
In 2004, Still Water co-organized the event Distributed Creativity with Eyebeam Atelier, which merged conversations during a six-week period from the email discussion lists Creative Commons (USA), Rhizome.org (USA), DATA (Ireland), Sarai (India), and Fibreculture (Australia).