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Most retweeted internal resource pages at the P2P Foundation

Michel Bauwens

12th September 2010

This is the second part of our review of Topsy’s list of most retweeted articles and resources from the P2P Foundation blog and wiki:

Links to Internal Material

- Our wiki’s home page

- Our wiki section on shared design

- Our directory of open hardware

- Our mindmeister mindmap, Everything Open and Free

- Top 10 P2P trends of the year 2009

Three book reviews make the cut:

- Book of the week: renewing our relationship with natural beings

- Book of the Week: Social Business Design

- Review of Cory Doctorow’s Makers

- The 10 best nonfiction books of 2009

- A movie makes the cut as well: “The Cosmonaut”, a new Open Movie project

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