Our first post described the incipient rise of hacker culture inside large corporations, outlining four tactics for hacking.

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The hacker culture has long been engrained at Facebook, a multinational corporation that famously has roots in a Harvard dorm room.

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Why not have some scholars who study cyberculture or hacker culture?

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The article also goes on to note the power of hacker culture in creating wikis, providing a great deal of praise for the collaborative ethos that has created Wikipedia.

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In a recent issue of Civilta Cattolica, a publication supported and vetted by the Vatican, Jesuit priest Antonio Spadaro recently penned an article in which he praises classic hacker culture.

FORBES: Vatican Publication Praises Classic Hacker Culture

Hacker culture is also extremely open and meritocratic.

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As an entrepreneur, one of the interesting lessons I learned from Facebook was how to infuse our company culture and values with the hacker mentality.

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We have cultivated a unique culture and management approach that we call the Hacker Way.

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