about 'prosumerism' at the recent isoc-ny meet, which I've put
at http://punkcast.com/964/ and that I can't over-recommend.
Prof. Moglen talks about how wrong many major media efforts to
co-opt the net into traditional modes of consumerism have been,
and points out Murdoch's purchase of MySpace as a major capitulation.
I remember explaining the 'Net to people, in the early days, - 'It's not like
television, it's more like the telephone, a global conference call."
Prof. Moglen gets positively gleeful as he notes that Bill Gates, hung up
on client-server in a P2P world, still doesn't get it.
joly
Andy wrote:
>To me, though, the most interesting part of the report focuses on
>online content publishing. Overall, 35% of Internet users - 48 million
>people - have posted content to the Internet.
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