Digital Knowledge Commons - Revision history

Aafi: YT

2026-02-23T12:07:21Z

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	\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights, currently serving as a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade.		\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights, currently serving as a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade.

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	In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.		In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.

Aafi: updates

2025-11-25T18:28:19Z

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	\|link=https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82714530084		\|link=https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82714530084
	\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour		\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour
	\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade~~. She is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights~~.		\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights, currently serving as a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade.

	In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.		In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.

Ariba: added the poster

2025-11-22T15:31:54Z

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DCW Programs: add link

2025-11-20T10:24:38Z

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	\|link=~~''will be posted later''~~		\|link=https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82714530084
	\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour		\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour
	\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade. She is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.		\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade. She is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.
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	In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.		In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.

	~~'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.~~
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	\|image=Sneha PP presents her insights on the Future of Commons at ATTT 2005.jpg		\|image=Sneha PP presents her insights on the Future of Commons at ATTT 2005.jpg
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Ariba at 08:25, 19 November 2025

2025-11-19T08:25:47Z

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	\|link=''will be posted later''		\|link=''will be posted later''
	\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour		\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour
	\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a ~~researcher working~~ at ~~the intersection~~ of ~~digital cultures~~, ~~open knowledge, and multilingual digital infrastructures~~. She ~~has been associated~~ with the Centre for Internet and Society ~~(CIS), where her work has explored themes including~~ digital ~~humanities in India~~, ~~digitisation practices, access to~~ knowledge, and ~~the social~~ and ~~ethical implications of emerging digital technologies. Her extensive research particularly focuses on Indian languages~~, ~~low-resource communities~~, and ~~the changing dynamics of knowledge creation in~~ digital ~~spaces shaped by new technologies such as AI~~.		\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade. She is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.

	In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.		In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.

Ariba: Added the description

2025-11-19T08:16:33Z

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	\|link=''will be posted later''		\|link=''will be posted later''
	\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour		\|short_description=35th DCW Conversation Hour
	\|description=~~We are excited to host~~ Sneha PP, a ~~Senior Research Manager for~~ the ~~Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute~~ of ~~Information Technology~~, ~~Hyderabad (IIITH)~~. She ~~formerly worked~~ with the Centre for Internet and Society ~~for more than a decade~~.		\|description=This Conversation Hour features Puthiya Purayil Sneha, a researcher working at the intersection of digital cultures, open knowledge, and multilingual digital infrastructures. She has been associated with the Centre for Internet and Society (CIS), where her work has explored themes including digital humanities in India, digitisation practices, access to knowledge, and the social and ethical implications of emerging digital technologies. Her extensive research particularly focuses on Indian languages, low-resource communities, and the changing dynamics of knowledge creation in digital spaces shaped by new technologies such as AI.

	Sneha ~~is a researcher working~~ in the ~~areas~~ of ~~digital media~~ and ~~cultures,~~ open knowledge, ~~arts~~ and ~~humanities scholarship~~ and ~~pedagogy~~, ~~gender~~, and digital ~~rights~~.		In this conversation, Sneha will reflect on the evolving landscape of the digital knowledge commons, especially in the context of expanding digitisation efforts and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. She will discuss how ongoing archival and open knowledge projects contribute to sustaining the commons, the emerging challenges related to ownership, access, and ethics, and the broader questions about the nature of knowledge creation and dissemination in multilingual contexts. We will also explore how underrepresented Indian languages navigate these technological shifts, the implications for equity and participation, and what these developments mean for the future of open digital knowledge ecosystems.

	'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.		'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.

Ariba at 07:17, 19 November 2025

2025-11-19T07:17:37Z

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Ariba at 07:17, 19 November 2025

2025-11-19T07:17:16Z

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	\| description = We are excited to host Sneha PP, a Senior Research Manager for the Open Knowledge Initiatives (OKI) Program at International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIITH). She formerly worked with the Centre for Internet and Society for more than a decade.

	Sneha is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.		Sneha is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.

	'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.		'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.
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DCW Programs: Digital Knowledge Commons

2025-11-15T15:02:45Z

Digital Knowledge Commons

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Sneha is a researcher working in the areas of digital media and cultures, open knowledge, arts and humanities scholarship and pedagogy, gender, and digital rights.

'''Note''': Registration will open after the 20th of November 2025, and more details about the time slot will also be updated around that time. Please stay around for further information.

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