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['Shauravi Malik']

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>    1. Moscow Metro postscript (Punam Zutshi)
>    2. Re: Pay or free? Newspaper archives not ready for open	Web...
>       yet (Geert Lovink)
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> Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 03:20:04 +0530
> From: Punam Zutshi <pz at vsnl.net>
> Subject: [Reader-list] Moscow Metro postscript
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> http://travel.discovery.com/fansites/worldsbest/subway/subway1.html
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> Best Subways Around the Globe
> By James Fintel
> 1. Moscow, Russia
> What's Cool: The marble, quartzite and other stones covering the subway
> stations came from all four corners of the former Soviet Union.
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> With huge, cathedral-like stations designed and embellished by prominent
> Russian architects, artists and sculptors, one might wonder if the Moscow
> Metro is a subway or a vast underground art museum. Moscow's is now the
> busiest subway system in the world, carrying some 8 million passengers
> each
> day. The Russian people have a sentimental attachment to their subway, and
> not just because of its beauty. Metro tunnels sheltered the city's
> residents
> from German bombs in World War II and were deliberately dug deep into the
> ground to serve as refuge from a possible American nuclear strike.
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> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 21:24:10 +0100
> From: Geert Lovink <geert at xs4all.nl>
> Subject: Re: [Reader-list] Pay or free? Newspaper archives not ready
> 	for open	Web... yet
> To: Patrice Riemens <patrice at xs4all.nl>
> Cc: reader-list at sarai.net, Adreesh Katyal <adreesh.katyal at gmail.com>,
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> Beyond economic models, as Patrice, giving away content is also a
> question of mentality--and mood. Giving content away for free that you
> have worked on for weeks or months, partly, also has got to do with
> your feelings, no to worry, to let go, to trust in the Internet
> (whatever that weird thing maybe--this is nineties thought!). This all
> sounds irrational but that's what it is. This 'problem' cannot be
> solved with the right licenses. To convince people of it as a 'good
> idea'  somehow never worked. You just do it or leave it. Geert
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