W7. Why Free Culture matters? - HanBin Bae

Cultural Creation is not a creation of nothing but a chain of additional mental activities based on existing creations, and therefore a wide range of social sharing of existing creations can be realized to create an active free culture world.

 Free culture is the freedom to distribute and modify creative works as free content using the Internet and other media. You can freely express your thoughts, become rich in your thoughts, and look at the world from many perspectives.

 But without such a free culture, people will find it hard to make their claims known. In addition, information will be narrowed and communications will be limited. Limited information and communication will narrow your view to people and miss many experiences and opportunities.

I think it is necessary to further develop the free culture through the free culture movement. This free culture plays an important role in our world.






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  1. UnknownApril 20, 2018 at 3:23 AM

    I think the free culture movement is important. As the Internet developed in the 21st century, the importance of communication among people became greater. It is also important to share information and express oneself. In this case, I examined the copyleft movement. Linux has become a successful program industry with the participation of many programmers from around the world. The same goes for Wikipedia. Active participation of people has created the most popular online encyclopedia today. This free culture movement leads to people's collaboration. In other words, they show collective intelligence. And this movement will create more and more new creations.

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