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Waking up to a digital sharecropping world

Digital Share-cropping is a term that has been on my mind a lot lately. Digital sharecropping is the exact equivalent of it's land-based agrarian counterpart. You give the means of production to the many while holding complete ownership over what's produced.

Facebook has emerged as the perfect example of that :

Fear Among Facebook Developers - Forbes.com



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The truemor about bloggers

I have a very low opinion of the blogosphere. I think it is made up of about 250,000 people who are mostly 45-year-old men who live with their mother and have dead cats in their refrigerators.



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