Two Economies (Lawrence Lessig)
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This document discusses two types of economies: commercial economies and sharing economies. A commercial economy is based on exchanges of goods and services for money, while a sharing economy is based on collaboration and participation without monetary exchanges. The internet has enabled both types of economies to thrive. It allows e-commerce to reach niche markets through platforms like Netflix, Amazon, and Google. It also facilitates sharing economies like Wikipedia, which runs on volunteer contributions motivated by a desire to share knowledge for public benefit rather than personal gain. Both commercial and sharing aspects are now hybridized online, with new technologies supporting more social behaviors and participation.
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Matchmakers . Digital infrastructure . Digital
governance . Digital citizenship . Multisided platforms .
Information technologies
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“The Internet has centralised economic power.”
Essay - 40% Address one of the following topics. Make it clear what your argument is, and don’t forget to define key terms. Your argument must reference the role of 'free' online labour, and draw on material from Module 1 and Module 2. The goal of this assignment is for you to demonstrate your ability to analyse broad shifts in the economy linked to the Internet. Choose one of the following topics:
1. “The Internet has centralised economic power.”
This assignment is worth 40% of your marks for the unit.
Undergraduate students should approximately 2,000 words, postgraduate students should write approximately 3,000 words. Postgraduates will need to do more to connect their analysis to specific case studies in order to demonstrate a deeper analysis than that provided by undergraduates. You can write up to 10% more than the word count without being penalised. If you're more than 10% under the word count, it's a sign that you're not providing enough depth in your argument.
The essay topics are deliberately worded to allow a range of responses (including disagreeing with any of the statements), and you are encouraged to develop a response that integrates some of the more complex arguments and positions addressed in the curriculum materials as well as through the seminars/Discussion Board. Your learning in Module 2 will be most effective if you develop your ideas through discussion.
Criteria for Assessment You will be marked according to how well you:
1. Demonstrate understanding of the relationship between capitalism and the Internet; 2. Draw effectively on relevant academic research, including theoretical concepts and empirical data; 3. Present a developed and well-structured argument; 4. Effectively communicate in the essay format; 5. Support and connect your statements with appropriate examples, the role of free online labour, and relevant concepts from Modules 1 and 2.
All your work needs to indicate clearly, using APA-format referencing, whenever another source is being used. This includes: using the wording of another person, paraphrasing or drawing on information and ideas from another source (even if reworded).
READINGS
Digital Capitalism
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The readings below mostly assume that you understand the terms 'capitalism' and 'neoliberalism'. Depending on your.
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The Thought Leader Interview: Jeremy Rifkin
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You might have heard of a new breed of organisational models, responding to the fast growing adaptability, engagement and collaboration needs within modern company structures. Or you might have simply experienced the sound problems of slowness, rigidity, bureaucracy, disengagement along with various kinds of waste and bottlenecks that “traditional” organisational models generate and suffer nowadays. What if OpenDrop is the first real experiment of a new way of doing research and business, together with a constantly growing, loosely coupled and horizontally managed team of value driven innovators? This is a tale from the future where in the development of OpenDrop (OD) we have deployed an innovative governance and operations management system which is meant to be adaptive, dynamic and anti-fragile. Where we have successfully layed the foundations for our governance in the principles of commons-based peer production and liquid management allowing anyone to contribute, and for this contribution to be accounted.
About the speaker:
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Two Economies (Lawrence Lessig)
- 1. T W O E C O N O M I E S _ C O M M E R C I A L A N D S H A R I N G BY LORENA HEVIA / THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
- 2. TWO ECONOMIES INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE AUTHOR ECONOMY DEFINITION COMMERCIAL ECONOMY SHARING ECONOMY CONCLUSION INDEX
- 3. TWO ECONOMIES MONETIZING THE HYBRID ECONOMY INTRODUCTION
- 4. ABOUT THE AUTHOR ABOUT THE AUTHOR (1961 ) American academic and political activist Bachelor in Economics, Bachelor in Management Master in Philosophy PhD on Law He is one of the most important supporters of free software (open source) and free culture Centre for Internet and Society. Member of Creative Commons, Software Freedom Law Centre and Electronic Frontier Foundation. Lawrence Lessing
- 5. COMMERCIAL AND SHARING REMIX : MAKING ART AND COMMERCE THRIVE IN THE HYBRID ECONOMY Chapter 6 : Two economies : commercial ECONOMY A SOCIAL PRACTICE OF INTERACTION THE PRACTICE OF EXCHANGE OF SOMETHING. Something: Tangible (economic value) or intangible (without economic value). 2 ECONOMIES
- 6. TWO ECONOMIES THE CENTRAL TERM OF EXCHANGE IS MONEY IN A COMMERCIAL ECONOMY ALL THE EXCHANGES HAVE A PRICE. One part of the Internet is based on commercial transactions (e-commerce). The Internet allows companies to improve their business and make them work better and more efficient. COMMERCIAL ECONOMIES
- 7. TWO ECONOMIES WHY INTERNET’S COMMERCIAL ECONOMY IS SUCCESSFUL? CASES OF STUDY NETFLIX (1997) VIDEO RENTAL MARKET AMAZON (1995) BOOKSTORE ONLINE GOOGLE (1998) INTERNET SEARCH ENGINE COMMERCIAL ECONOMIES
- 8. TWO ECONOMIES KEY OF SUCCESS Why commerce in the Internet economy function better than in real spaces? LONG TAIL SMALL NICHE MARKET “SELLING LESS OF MORE” COMMERCIAL ECONOMIES
- 9. TWO ECONOMIES KEY OF SUCCESS Why commerce in the Internet economy function better than in real spaces? LITTLE BROTHER GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT MY TASTES COMMERCIAL ECONOMIES
- 10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkSzxmD94cs TWO ECONOMIES KEY OF SUCCESS Why commerce in the Internet economy function better than in real spaces? LEGO-IZED INNOVATION WEB 2.0: ARCHITECTURE COMMERCIAL ECONOMIES
- 11. TWO ECONOMIES THE KEY POINT IS TO PARTICIPATE IN A SHARING ECONOMY MONEY IS CONSIDERED A POISON. One part of the Internet is based on sharing transactions (collaboration). The Internet allows people to generate social relationships. SHARING ECONOMIES
- 12. TWO ECONOMIES MOTIVATIONS BEHIND PARTICIPATION IN SHARING ECONOMIES ME- REGARDING Thin sharing economies (participation: own benefits) THEE-REGARDING Thick sharing economies (participation: can benefit others) SHARING ECONOMIES
- 13. TWO ECONOMIES WIKIPEDIA JIMMY WHALES (2000) ONLINE ENCYCLOPAEDIA IT IS MORE THAN SIMPLE ENCYCLOPEDY OR SOFTWARE: A COLLABORATIVE EXPERIMENT THAT MAKE KNOWLEDGE AVAILABLE TO ANYONE ANYWHERE _ norms (anarchist system: no rules) _ neutral articles (neutral point of view) _ volunteer community _ Nobody owns any content (copy left license) _ No hierarchy (division of work) WHY PEOPLE PARTICIPATE? THEE-REGARDING MOTIVATIONS. SHARING ECONOMIES
- 14. TWO ECONOMIES OTHER SHARING PROJECTS MARS MAPPING PROJECT NASA PROJECT SHARING ECONOMIES
- 15. TWO ECONOMIES ONLINE, ECONOMIES ARE HYBRID. They need both kinds of practices to survive. “ We are living in a time when technological is favoring the social” “ Different Technologies invite different behaviour” (Lessig, 2008) WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE NEW SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF INTERNET USERS RELATEDTO NEW TECHNOLOGIES ? (SHARE / COLLABOTAE / PARTICIPATE) WHY DO YOU THINK COMPANIES SHOULD CHANGE THEIR COMMERCIAL ATTITUDE? CONCLUSION