Shay David
Male, Israeli
- sd256@cornell.edu
- Telephone
- 6462629144
- Personal website
- http://www.shaydavid.info
- Interests
- Access to knowledge, Internet, Software, Free / Open Source, Peer Production / P2P
- Role(s)
- Researcher, Graduate Student, Technologist
Current Institutional Affiliation(s)
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Department of Science and Technology Studies
Cornell UniversityIthaca, New York, United States
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Information Society Project
Yale UniversityNew Haven, CT, United StatesFellow
Discipline(s)
- Science and Technology
Biography
Shay David is fellow of the ISP and a doctoral candidate at Cornell's Science and Technology Studies department. Shay is interested in how people collaborate in 'open systems' in various domains including software, publishing and life sciences. Shay studies these novel practices as part of an attempt to develop a new theory of innovation in the area of information and communication technologies. Shay holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science and a B.A. in Philosophy, Magna Cum Laude, from Tel-Aviv University, and an MA from New York University where his research thesis focused on the political economy of free and open source software and file sharing networks. Shay is an entrepreneur that co-founded two software start-up companies, and was involved for several years in cutting edge software research, combining open source and proprietary software. He shares his time between Ithaca, New Haven and New York City, where his wife Ofri, who is an exhibiting video artist, is working on several large-scale art projects. Shay has published extensively on areas of technology and innovation. For a full list of publications and past and upcoming presentations check out Shay's website
Publications and Resources
Reports
- Volker Grassmuck, Gabriella Coleman, Joe Karaganis, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, Kenneth Cukier, Bildad Kagai, Eugene Kim, Robert Latham, Jennifer M. Urban, Shay David, Nicolas Kimolo. The Politics of Open Source Adoption . 2005.
- Shay David. F/OSS Opportunities in the Health Care Sector.
Also participates in
- The Digital Cultural Institutions Project, 2004-2004
- Linked from lists:
- SSRC Digital Cultural Institutions Fellows -- 2004