Remix : making art and commerce thrive in the hybrid economy / Lawrence Lessig.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Penguin Books,
2009.
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| Physical Description: | xxii, 327 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Preface
- Introduction
- Part 1: Cultures
- 1: Cultures of our past
- RW culture versus RO culture
- Limits in regulation
- 2: Cultures of our future
- 3: RO, extended
- Nature remade
- Re-making nature
- Recoding us
- 4: RW, revived
- Writing beyond words
- Remixed: text
- Remixed: media
- Significance of remix
- Old in the new
- 5: Cultures compared
- Differences in value-and "values"
- Differences in value (as in $)
- Differences in value (as in "is it any good?")
- Differences in law (as in "is it allowed?")
- Lessons about cultures
- Part 2: Economies
- 6: Two economies: commercial and sharing
- Commercial economies
- Three successes from the Internet's commercial economy
- Three keys to these three successes
- Little brother
- Character of commercial success
- Sharing economies
- Internet sharing economies
- Paradigm case: Wikipedia
- Beyond Wikipedia
- What sharing economies share
- 7: Hybrid economies
- Paradigm case: free software
- Beyond free software
- 8: Economy lessons
- Parallel economies are possible
- Tools help signal which economy a creator creates for
- Crossover are growing
- Strong incentives will increasingly drive commercial entities to hybrids
- Perceptions of fairness will in part mediate the hybrid relationship between sharing and commercial economies
- Sharecropping is not likely to become a term of praise
- Hybrid can help us decriminalize youth
- Part 3: Enabling The Future
- 9: Reforming law
- 1: Deregulating amateur creativity
- 2: Clear title
- 3: Simplify
- 4: Decriminalizing the copy
- 5: Decriminalizing file sharing
- 10: Reforming us
- Chilling the control freaks
- Showing sharing
- Rediscovering the limits of regulation
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Index.