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is the price mechanism exactly the same as the market mechanism?
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fashion vs. #deep_change .
#open_source_economics
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Yochai Benkler: Open-source economics
Law professor Yochai Benkler explains how collaborative projects like
Wikipedia and Linux represent the next stage of human organization. By
disrupting traditional economic production, copyright law and established
competition, they’re paving the way for a new set of economic laws, where
empowered individuals are put on a level playing field with industry
giants.
*Governance: Assets, Flows and Currencies*
*”Yochai Benkler makes the case for the unselfish gene, citing evidence
from gaming to neuroscience.”*
– +John Hagel http://bit.ly/pXLVVC
*Openness* +Howard Rheingold :
Joi Ito, Chris Dibona, John Seely Brown, Larry Lessig, Yochai Benkler
Below video ht +Dorotea Mar
+Indy Johar +Michael DC Bowen +Gregory Esau +MJ Ricard +Tiberius
Brastaviceanu +John Verdon +Diane Court +Gil Friend +Sara Wedeman +Tim
Rayner +Michel Bauwens +Ben Murray +Pete Touschner +Charles van der Haegen +Susan
Stone +Mick Fealty +Leif Edvinsson
fashion vs. #deep_change .
#open_source_economics
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Yochai Benkler: Open-source economics – YouTube http://ow.ly/mJFX9
Open Source Economics
Not sure what you mean here- are you saying open source is a bad thing?
What video were you watching?
wow that one really got real at the end there!
word!
His thesis is basically that there’s only one way to make software (and
other information technology) and that nobody else should be allowed to do
it any other way. If everybody thought like that in the early nineties,
nobody would be allowed to make open source software.
What are you talking about? All of these TEDtalks are designed to be ~20
minutes long. (If you don’t belive me, then just watch the beginning of the
talk by Amy Tan.)
The Main Stream media is dying! …thank god!
The example of open source software as a non-market product is misleading.
The software itself is free but there is a big market in servicing the
software.
What exactly do you mean by open-source monetary policy and why do you
think it’s not a legible possibility?
Open Source Vs. Major Corporations. Us Vs. Them
the problem with wiki is that they are setting themselves up as the judge
and jury of what is relevant. That’s contrary what I get from this video
that it’s really the entire net community that should decide relevance not
a select few.