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P2PU - Open GovernanceBy GSigal, 8 years 19 weeks ago. Interesting P2PU study group running this month: 1997 - Stakeholder Cooperation - Shann TurnbullBy Robert Link, 8 years 47 weeks ago. Shann Turnbull Journal of Cooperative Studies, Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 18-52, 1997 Abstract: JEL Classifications: G3, K2, L2 Suggested Citation SSRN AbstractsBy Robert Link, 8 years 47 weeks ago. Cooperation Commons is pleased to announce a new initiative designed to both increase general knowledge of available literature and also to increase the inter-penetration of the Cooperation Commons with institutions. The Open 100 - who are the leading open innovation companies globally?By rhardwood, 9 years 27 weeks ago. We are often asked 'who is actually making money from open innovation?' so we decided to create a wiki to capture the top 100 open innovation companies and organisations globally. We've posted http://theopen100.wikispaces.com/ Roland CooperationCmns on twitterBy Robert Link, 9 years 28 weeks ago. Open Access Journal: tripleC - Cognition, Communication, Co-operationBy Robert Link, 9 years 28 weeks ago. From the triple C home page:
Abstract: Manifesto for the Reputation Society by Hassan Masum and Yi–Cheng ZhangBy Robert Link, 9 years 28 weeks ago. From the text: "Reputation is a surrogate — a partial reflection representing our "best educated guess" of the underlying true state of affairs. Active evaluation by looking behind surface signals can corroborate or disprove reputations, while indiscriminate use degrades their reliability. The challenge is to encourage active evaluation, SSRN Abstract: Lemley's "Property, Intellectual Property, and Free Riding"By Robert Link, 9 years 29 weeks ago. From the text: "...copying information actually multiplies the available resources, not only by making a new physical copy but by spreading the idea and therefore permitting others to use and enjoy it. The result is that rather than a tragedy, an information commons is a “comedy” in which everyone benefits. The notion that information will be depleted by overuse simply ignores basic economics...It is not that free riding won’t occur with information goods; to the contrary, it is ubiquitous. Everyone can use E=mc2, the words of Shakespeare, or the idea of the tragedy of the commons without compensating their creators." How to manage communication within your company: the end of the email nightmareBy mdangeard, 9 years 44 weeks ago. I recently received a message from somebody who had declared "email bankruptcy": basically his email inbox was getting so big, and he was falling so far behind, that he gave up on trying to manage the information overflow, and decided to open a new email account to start fresh. He was informing his friends that anything that had not been answered would not be, and whoever had important business to deal with could contact him at the new email address. He was not the first and I see more and more of this happening. New Territories - New CurrenciesBy mdangeard, 9 years 46 weeks ago. I discussed in a previous post presenting Xavier Comtesse work on the matter how New Territories are emerging as a result of the disconnection between the business layer and geographical limits as defined by nations or other governmental entities. Related to this trend, it is interesting to see now more and more projects around the concept of virtual currencies. ![]() |
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