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A Shift: a documentary on FabLab in The Netherlands

Subtitled in english and worth watching: A Shift: a documentary on FabLab in The Netherlands. from Elmine Wijnia on Vimeo. (via)

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Michel Bauwens

21st June 2010

Subtitled in english and worth watching:

A Shift: a documentary on FabLab in The Netherlands. from Elmine Wijnia on Vimeo.

(via)

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