Yochai Benkler explains how collaborative projects like Wikipedia and Linux represent the next stage of human organization.
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- Thoughts of Time and Space
- How Is America Going to End?
- The Story of Stuff
- Science as an Innovation Commons
- Markets as an Innovation Commons
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- What Is an Innovation Commons?
- The Use of MBTI in Online Facilitation
- Inventing the Innovation Commons
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- Open Source as a Model for an Innovation Commons
- Law, Custom and the Commons
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- Genes, Memes and the Innovation Commons
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About Me
- Paul Schumann
- Austin, Texas, United States
- Paul Schumann is a futurist and an innovation consultant. He is a proponent of collaborative approaches. He has been a technologist and technology manager in the semiconductor industry (IBM), internal entrepreneur (IBM), cultural change agent (IBM), and consultant (Technology Futures and Glocal Vantage). With 55 years of professional experience, Paul is still excited about learning, and sharing what he is learning. He is a 35 year resident of Lost Creek in Austin, Texas.
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