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Are you a user or a slave?

Started by mathewi · 11 months ago

Robert Scoble of scobleizer.wordpress.com has an interesting post on his blog in which he tries to get at the question of Web 2.0 services whose “content,” as it were, is produced by its users — something like Flickr.com being an obvious example. The pictures ... Continue reading »

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David Gibbons
3 years ago

Read up on "Commons Based Peer Production" - some of us think this is an evolution in how business gets done & stuff gets made.

Of note: Smoe communities will pay you for contributing to their service - compare istockphoto to flickr for example.

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