B. Drawbacks This section will explore the link between (de)commodification and copyfarleft licenses, by analyzing some of the critiques they have been subject to, such as: the risk of actually ham...
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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Scoop.it!
Reposted from our sister-site Commons Transition. The title of this post is an homage to Primavera de Filippi’s and Miguel Said de Viera’s excellent essay on the subject. 
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Scoop.it!
Reposted from our sister-site Commons Transition. The title of this post is an homage to Primavera de Filippi’s and Miguel Said de Viera’s excellent essay on the subject.
Scoop.it!
“We live within networks because we’ve evolved within networks. Regardless of whether you’re connected to the Internet or not, the culture you live in is connected to the Internet, as a fish is connected to water.” Is trying to achieve change over the Internet any use? What's the chasm that separates it from the RealWorld™
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Tagged with 15M, Clicktivism, Commons, Copyleft Culture, Indignados, Lawrence of Arabia,Marshall McLuhan, P2P, Spanish Revolution, Technopolitics, Twitter, World War III
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