The P2P Mode of Production
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Big industries have given us an ever-greater capacity to communicate and to produce goods. But, the more we use this capacity, the less we need big industries. This has thrown whole sectors of the economy into crisis. The answer to the crisis is understanding that knowledge is the new secret to success -- not secretive, proprietary knowledge, but knowledge that is shared openly in the commons.
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The P2P Mode of Production - Grupo Cooperativo de Las Indias
The P2P Mode of Production
By Grupo Cooperativo de las Indias
Translated by Steve Herrick of Level Translation
Copyright: some rights reserved, 2013 Level Translation
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