[open-science] Open access in pop culture

[Peter Suber]

Yes.  I saw "Unknown" and took it as one more sign that OA was becoming
mainstream.  I believe the good guy wanted to make some data open and the
bad guy wanted to stop him.

Another example:  an episode of "Leverage" from the summer of 2011 focused
on an "open-source potato" and an effort to share the data about it.  Sorry
I don't have a link or additional details.

     Peter

Peter Suber
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On Sat, Dec 17, 2011 at 9:18 AM, Puneet Kishor <punkish at eidesis.org> wrote:

> Heh... Turned on the TV in the hotel in DC to see "Unknown" (
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1401152/) playing.
>
> Jürgen (Bruno Ganz) asks Harris (Liam Neeson) about his colleague Bressler
> (Sebastien Koch)... Harris replies something to the effect, "I know him
> very well... He is a progressive, wants to offer open access to all his
> research data."
>
> A relief.
>
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