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Language: english

Keywords: participatory culture pcf foundation video open

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The Participatory Culture Foundation is a 501 non-profit organization whose mission is to enable and support independent, non-corporate creativity and political engagement. Its primary project is a free and open-source software Internet television platform called Miro, formerly named Democracy Player. read more

Important and popular websites

The website with the homepage "Participatory Culture Foundation" provides content on the pages About, Careers and Contact. In the following table you'll find the 6 most important pages of Pculture.org:

#	Description	URL of the website
1.	Participatory Culture Foundation	/
2.	About	/about-pcf
3.	Careers	/pcf-careers
4.	Contact	/contact-pcf
5.	Terms	/terms-of-service
6.	Security	/security

Links to this website and profiles in social networks

In total 12 links were found which refer to Pculture.org. Individual words like Privacy, Dedie, Ensemble and Europe are frequently used in text links from other websites. The most important link sources for this website are Github.com and Getmiro.com. The homepage of Pculture.org and the subsite /pcf/websites-privacy/ are most referenced by other websites.

Most important links to this website

The table shows the most important links to Pculture.org. The table is sorted in descending order by importance.

#	Domain	Link text
1.	github.com	http://bugzilla.pculture.org/
2.	www.getmiro.com	Privacy policy
3.	www.mirovideoconverter.com	EULA
4.	www.amara.org	Privacy Policy
5.	standblog.org	poste dedie ensemble de europe
6.	www.participatorypolitics.org	Participatory Culture Foundation

Most frequently referenced pages by external sources

The table shows websites of Pculture.org, which are often linked by other websites and therefore they are classified as important content.

#	URL of the website	Number of external references
1.	http://pculture.org/pcf/websites-privacy/	3
2.	http://pculture.org/ (Home)	2
3.	http://pculture.org/pcf/jobs/european-business-development/	1

Note: The analysis of the external links is based on the most recent data.

Technical information

The web server used by Pculture.org is located near the city of Ashburn, USA and is run by AMAZON-AES. The website Pculture.org has a own web server. The web server only runs this website.

The HTML pages were created with the latest standard HTML 5. The visitor analysis software Google Analytics is used to analyze the visitors of the websites. The website does not specify details about the inclusion of its content in search engines. For this reason the content will be included by search engines.

Information about the server of the website

IP address:	34.236.225.4
Server provider:	AMAZON-AES

Technical information about the technology of the website

Load time:	1.01 seconds (slower than 59 % of all websites)
HTML version:	HTML 5
Filesize:	60.88 KB (328 recognized words in text)
Visitor Tracking/analysis:	The website uses Google Analytics to analyze the visitors.

Safety and classification

The website doesn't contain questionable content. It can be used by kids and is safe for work.

Attribute	Classification
Google Safebrowsing	Safe
Safe for children	100%
Safe for work	100%
Webwiki rating	No ratings
Server location	USA, Ashburn
Trustworthy 85%

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