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[News] Economy of Maximal Sharing Argued to be Most Innovation-Producing

  • Subject: [News] Economy of Maximal Sharing Argued to be Most Innovation-Producing
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 08 Sep 2009 00:02:30 +0100
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Thinking about downloads

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| In the internet we have something precious and valuable. In the millenial 
| generation we have something precious and valuable. It is time to keep our 
| heads and do the right thing, foster innovation, encourage cultural 
| expression and adaptation. And avoid seeking to alienate an entire 
| generationâ. in order to try and implement a failed proposition.
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http://confusedofcalcutta.com/2009/09/07/thinking-about-downloads/

Flexbooks â a Non-Braindead way to produce textbooks

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| Iâve just seen a post on Flexbooks, an initiative of CK-12 so headed over to 
| have a look.  I believe initiatives of this kind are extremely important.  
| Because copyright makes the price of textbooks too high, copyright is a 
| significant barrier to education.  A poorly educated workforce is a lower 
| production workforce.  In short, copyright ideology substantially lowers 
| GDP.  Well, no more.  The Flexbooks initiative aims to provide textbooks for 
| K-12 under the CC-BY-SA licence.  The obnoxious (and anti-social) â-NCâ is 
| absent.  Thank heavens these are enlightened educators!
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http://brendanscott.wordpress.com/2009/08/27/flexbooks-a-non-braindead-way-to-
produce-textbooks/


Recent:

Being Unique Is Not The Same As Exclusive (Or Scarce)

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| Taylor Davidson alerts us to an odd blog post with suggestions on how
| photographers need to adapt to the changing market place. As Davidson
| properly notes, there's some good points mixed in there with some really odd
| conclusions. The writer does a decent job explaining how the market has
| shifted -- with the ease of digital production and distribution, the old
| exclusivities have gone away. But, from there, gets confused about what to 
do
| with it, focusing on trying to build up artificial scarcities or suggesting
| that photographers try to ignore basic economics. That's not going to work.
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http://techdirt.com/articles/20090824/1035185976.shtml
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