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content/history.md

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 ## Open models in the software world
 
-![Frise chronologique](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Open-Models/Brique/main/images/frise-chronologique-open-source.png)
+![Frise chronologique](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Open-Models/Brique/main/images/open-source-timeline.png)
 
 In the early days of computing, open source software and open collaboration were technically impossible.
 
-In 1945, the first computer weighed 30 tons, built by academics with programs written on [punched cards](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Open-Models/Brique/main/images/carte_perforee.png). The first digitized program appeared on June 11, 1948. When the first companies to produce computer hardware and then software appeared, software was in a sense "open source" even if the term didn't exist; the source code was supplied with the hardware, as business models were based on the sale of physical components. Computers were reserved for small groups of specialists who were proficient in programming and required to modify software.
+In 1945, the first computer weighed 30 tons, built by academics with programs written on [punched cards](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Open-Models/Brique/main/images/punch-card.png). The first digitized program appeared on June 11, 1948. When the first companies to produce computer hardware and then software appeared, software was in a sense "open source" even if the term didn't exist; the source code was supplied with the hardware, as business models were based on the sale of physical components. Computers were reserved for small groups of specialists who were proficient in programming and required to modify software.
 
 From the 70s onwards, a new stage in the democratization of computing took place with the arrival of "[microcomputer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcomputer)", as computers became more personal. Hobbyist and hackers got to grips with the technology while new companies such as Microsoft in 1975 and Apple in 1977 emerged. As the latter wanted to retain control over software, the code was gradually closed, intellectual property began to apply to software with the [Copyright Act](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_Act_of_1976) of 1976. The source code became the exclusive property of companies, software was distributed without the source code in the form of executables.
 

content/introduction.md

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 > **Open models**: Modes of organisation and knowledge production based on the digital, the free circulation of information and collaboration on an Internet scale which seek to benefit from the properties of interaction between ecosystems.
 
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 The digital is transforming our relationship with knowledge through its ability to disseminate information and connect people. A variety of new dynamics based on sharing and collaboration around informational resources are emerging enabling the co-production of knowledge.