When it comes to knowledge, "ownership" just doesn't make sense - lots of people have an interest in the footage of the Dieppe commemoration, but to argue that anyone "owns" it is just nonsensical.
This signals the challenging nature of the field, where the communal aspect of knowledge ownership, variety of stakeholders involved, and lack of scientific infrastructure all play a part.
The solution for the first challenge lies with the semantic web community, which must address the technical issues related with the tracking of data and knowledge ownership and reliability, the control of data users and editors and the correct creation and maintenance of URIs.
These mechanisms should promote a high level of integration of local and scientific knowledge, local ownership, and sustainability.
Cowher, fresh with the knowledge that ownership had newfound confidence in him, decided to make some changes in his approach, loosening things up and allowing players more freedom on the field.
The whole ecosystem in which innovation is housed – patents, copyright, finance, universities, research, knowledge transfer, ownership rules, regulation to ensure common standards – is co-created between the public and the private.
…places greater value on local knowledge, local ownership, vulnerability and capacity assessments, and on participatory methods.
Analyzing this information can enable the visually representation of social features, such as identity, reputation, trust, accountability, presence, social role, expertise, knowledge, and ownership (Zhou et al. 2012).
There was also a high level of knowledge and ownership of the new policy by district and sub-district managers.
The students were asked about their use, knowledge and ownership of mp3 players in general and iPods in particular.
13 Empowerment evaluation is guided by 10 principles: improvement, inclusion, democratic participation, social justice, capacity building, organisational learning, community knowledge, community ownership, evidence-based strategies and accountability.
