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Lévi-Strauss’ notion of bricolage astutely captures the basis of so much Internet-based creativity today, and yet reflects the animating principle of common law, as described by Holmes. As digital technologies become smarter and more interconnected, we need a network infrastructure that can enable self-organized, bricolage¬-style governance ...
1 Definition. 2 Typology. 3 Consequences of the Power Law. 4 Discussion. 4.1 Clay Shirky: inequality is not always unfair. 4.2 Stephen Downes: a critique of the 'naturalism' of the concept. 5 Research: The Power Law does not always operate. 5.1 Ross Mayfield's research. 5.2 Philippe Aigrain's research. 5.3 The Power Law as the Motor of History.
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2014年5月25日 · Swarming depends on a few very simple principles: achieve them, and it will succeed, but deny these principles to a swarming force and it will be defeated: 1. Elusiveness, in the form of mobility or concealment. 2. Standoff Firepower, relative to the opposing force. 3.
Theory of Power - P2P Foundation. A Theory of Power. Jeff Vail. 2004. URL = http://www.jeffvail.net/2005/03/theory-of-power-online.html. An examination of rhizomatic vs. hierarchical power, and how to get from the latter to the former. Contents. 1 Summary. 2 Excerpts. 2.1 The relationship between hierarchy and ownership.
Description. From Wikipedia: "Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations is a book by Clay Shirky published by Penguin Press in 2008, which evaluates the effect of the Internet on modern group dynamics. The author considers examples such as Wikipedia and MySpace in his analysis. This is the author's sixth book.
Folksonomies - P2P Foundation. Folksonomies and tagging. Contents. 1 Definition. 2 Discussion. 2.1 Three Ways to Organize Human Knowlege. 2.2 Why Classificatin is Different in Digital Environments. 2.3 Why Tagging is better than Metadata. 2.4 Narrow vs. Broad Folksonomies. 3 Historical Context.
Definition. Mass Amateurization = refers to the process whereby the dichotomy between experts and amateurs is dissolving and creating a new category of professional amateurs, also called Pro-Ams. Description. The Shift Away from Professionalization. Charles Leadbeater in We Think :
