W11 – Rifkin (Networked Economy) and Revision
Property in terms of how we do it now. Links but also conflicts with Locke.
Locke wrote in a time when land was prominent for land whilst Rifkin
discusses technology.
Value was given through culmination for Locke.
The value of a free app:
Networked Economy
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregsatell/2014/07/07/3-things-you-should-
know-the-network-economy/#2609e1ab5ff5
‘3 things you should know about the networked economy’
The network economy is the emerging economic order within the
information society. The name stems from a key attribute - products and
services are created and value is added through social networks operating
on large or global scales
With the rapid ascension of The Internet of Things and Big Data, we’re now
living in a world where everything – people, business, process, and data –
is connected. We’re expanding the use of valuable networks by linking our
favorite social channels such as Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo to machine-
generated data and streaming that collective intelligence to companies
with goods and services to offer – creating those personalized experiences
with the brands we love. Companies own less infrastructure, inventory,
and manufacturing equipment than ever before. And with the help of an
increasingly contingent workforce, companies are becoming more agile
and profitable as their workforce rapidly assembles to address the biggest
challenges of the moment and disassemble just as quickly to move on to
the next critical project.
Once FB is made, once more people use it, everyone can access it. #
Property in terms of how we do it now. Links but also conflicts with Locke.
Locke wrote in a time when land was prominent for land whilst Rifkin
discusses technology.
Value was given through culmination for Locke.
The value of a free app:
Networked Economy
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregsatell/2014/07/07/3-things-you-should-
know-the-network-economy/#2609e1ab5ff5
‘3 things you should know about the networked economy’
The network economy is the emerging economic order within the
information society. The name stems from a key attribute - products and
services are created and value is added through social networks operating
on large or global scales
With the rapid ascension of The Internet of Things and Big Data, we’re now
living in a world where everything – people, business, process, and data –
is connected. We’re expanding the use of valuable networks by linking our
favorite social channels such as Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo to machine-
generated data and streaming that collective intelligence to companies
with goods and services to offer – creating those personalized experiences
with the brands we love. Companies own less infrastructure, inventory,
and manufacturing equipment than ever before. And with the help of an
increasingly contingent workforce, companies are becoming more agile
and profitable as their workforce rapidly assembles to address the biggest
challenges of the moment and disassemble just as quickly to move on to
the next critical project.
Once FB is made, once more people use it, everyone can access it. #
