Greetings Economists, On Sep 4, 2006, at 8:10 AM, Michael Perelman wrote:
I think we might do well to think more about economic matters and speculating about religion and sexuality.
Doyle, The same general argument can be made about 'Intellectual Property'. The conflict between file sharing and present day big media is a conflict between one to many business models of Intellectual Property, and governed and regulated information exchange. That's the strength of the economic argument about Intellectual Property it is applicable outside the usual economic applications and therefore offers deep insights lacking in previous Socialist theory. Grid computing offers interactive mass scale communications structures which include emotional content. In a materialist form. thanks, Doyle Saylor
