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Mushon Zer-Aviv is a designer, an educator and a media activist from Tel-Aviv, based in NY. He is a founding partner at Shual design studio, he teaches new media research at NYU and Open Source design at Parsons the New School of Design. He also blogs at Mushon.com.

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The Case For Open-Source Design: Can Design By Committee Work?

The following is an investigation into the difficulties of extending the open-source collaboration model from coding to its next logical step: interface design. While we’ll dive deep into the practical difference between these two professional fields, the article might also serve as a note of caution to think before rushing to declare the rise of “open-source architecture,” “open-source university,” “open-source democracy” and so on. Read more…