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Transparent Culture
“It makes culture more transparent to its inhabitants. (275)” Benkler in The Wealth of Networks discusses the way the average person with a connection to the Internet and a few simple tools (mostly fr… more →
Toilet Paper Stuck to My Shoe
The Prospects for Cyberocracy
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Patrick Philippe Meier wrote 6 months ago: David Ronfeldt at RAND just sent me his new (co-authored) piece on “The Prospects for Cyberacr … more →
Left, Right and Centre: Property is Misunderstood
colono wrote 7 months ago: This brief reflection on the nature of property was spawned by a misleading statement about the poli … more →
Transparent Culture
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joyce wrote 8 months ago: “It makes culture more transparent to its inhabitants. (275)” Benkler in The Wealth of Networks disc … more →
Big Nasty Circle
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joyce wrote 8 months ago: I wrote yesterday, “While I have always held the belief that we are responsible for what the media d … more →
Tools in the Public Sphere
joyce wrote 8 months ago: Ah yes, Utopia on earth. It has been discussed, debated and philosophized about for centuries. Perso … more →
Punctuated Equilibria
joyce wrote 8 months ago: The first chapter of The Wealth of Networks (How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom) b … more →
The Wealth of Networks
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kernst wrote 8 months ago: In The Wealth of Networks, author Yochai Benkler presents how the older industrial information econo … more →
Book Review: The Wealth of Networks
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kahlp wrote 11 months ago: Yochai Benkler’s The Wealth of Networks is a dense intellectually- rich book that provides significa … more →
Review of The Wealth of Networks
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crackerbelly wrote 11 months ago: In “The Wealth of Networks,” published in 2006 Yale University Press, Harvard Professor Yochai Benkl … more →
online health communities and social capital
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kahlp wrote 12 months ago: A Multilevel Analysis of Sociability, Usability and Community Dynamics in an Online Health Community … more →
Copyrights and the new information economy
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raquelhirai wrote 12 months ago: Joan Cheverie1 differs with Yochai Benkler2 regarding the changes brought by digital technologies. A … more →
Abolishing Copyright is Immoral
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rossophonic wrote 1 year ago: Benkler believes copyright is bad for economic and societal reason. He argues it’s inefficient and … more →
Charlie Beckett on "Networked Journalism"
aaron wrote 1 year ago: An interesting article at OpenDemocracy - a new and improved attempt to define the journalistic comp … more →
benkler on peer to peer economy
marktollefson wrote 1 year ago: anyone interested in an economist perspective of peer to peer interaction on the web should check ou … more →
Yochai Benkler: Open-source economics
hangtuah19 wrote 1 year ago: Law professor Yochai Benkler explains how collaborative projects like Wikipedia and Linux represent … more →
Yochai Benkler and panelists interviewed by David Isenberg
hypernation wrote 1 year ago: Text and interview from http://www.scribemedia.org/2007/03/19/yochai-benkler/ About Yochai Benkler Y … more →
:Live: Blogging Benkler
jaypjohnson wrote 1 year ago: Ok, reading a online text poses unique challenges to my note taking methodology. So, I’m goin … more →
Response to The Wealth of Networks by Yochai Benkler: Ch.1-3
tmatth5 wrote 1 year ago: Response to Benkler: Five Prominent Points of Discussion How Social Production Transforms Markets a … more →
DIY vs. DIT
clintschaff wrote 1 year ago: At a session entitled “Envisioning the future of DIY.” Remarkable crew including Henry … more →
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