#yochaibenkler

[ruseg]

Brilliant pair of presentations by @julie17usc and @yochaibenkler at @digitaltornado conference at Wharton Upenn. Both address the fundamental social and political damage that flows from excessive extractive power of platforms #ATDT

— NICK COULDRY (@couldrynick) November 17, 2017

[kaythaney]

.@YochaiBenkler : @Wikipedia is the flagship of peer production, but where's the fleet? @BKCHarvard

— Phoebe Ayers (@phoebe_ayers) October 17, 2017

[webrm]

The latest The webrm Daily! https://t.co/ffxgRezs2E Thanks to @MetaPrintArt #yochaibenkler #compsac2017

The latest The webrm Daily! https://t.co/ffxgRezs2E Thanks to @MetaPrintArt #yochaibenkler #compsac2017

— Marco Raimondi (@mraimondi3) July 8, 2017

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[jdaviescoates]

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[suitedgladiators]

Harvard_Law

The Watchers: Assaults on privacy in America via @HarvardMagazine https://t.co/Od5kBR4Nb2 @BKCHarvard @YochaiBenkler @zittrain

— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) January 27, 2017

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[societenumerique]

Un article de Yochai Benkler dans le Huffington Post accompagnant la préparation d'un papier sur le thème des politiques d'allocation du spectre hertzien.

Le professeur de droit à Harvard y explique exemples à l'appui que les politiques de libre usage du spectre sont plus efficaces et porteuses d'innovation que la concession de licences.

Une lecture intéressante à l'heure où le gouvernement pense, comme le gouvernement Jospin au début de ce siècle, tirer de juteux revenus à court terme de la vente de fréquences...

(Titre original «Selling Our Wireless Future»)

[oneandmany-blog]

POSITIVISTS!!!!!

I am reading this book:

and this book:

and want to do this:

while screaming:  POSITIVISTS!!!!

[paulbradshaw]

One of the things that's happened is people realize that you can't have all the smartest people and all the resources working in the same organization. So we have seen a much greater distribution in networks that even though they use the internet, what's important about the network structure is actually permissions, who's allowed to work on what resource or assignments of work assignments.

Who is a journalist? Manning trial poses question of vital public interest | Jeff Jarvis | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk