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Real-time, collaborative video editing: Film repositories are also often stored locally and lack intuitive search/tagging features necessary for a team-based product.
Mario Gabriele • Not Found
Through cultural associations, collections accumulate social and economic capital that is used by collectors to convey their status and taste.
Ana Andjelic • Intro to the collector economy
While many communities have built atop various communication platforms and social networks, those platforms aren’t primarily focused on serving the needs of communities. For instance, while both Li and David use Slack for their communities, the platform is clearly designed for enterprises, which is apparent from its pricing model (starting at $7/me... See more
Li Jin • Community leaders deserve better: An open letter about community software
- **Watercooler.** Slack is a social hub for co-workers. This is very important, and full of gifs.
Kevin Kwok • The Arc of Collaboration - kwokchain
The Creator Lifecycle: How can you turn your audience into an empire?
Hugo Amsellemarmthecreators.com
We don’t have good notions of productivity. Traditional economic productivity largely requires people working toward a singular measurable output with a transparent process. You have this input-to-output ratio and a process generating it, and you can tweak that and see what it does to the ratio. None of that works in knowledge work. So we fell bac
... See moreCal Newport • The Digital Workplace Is Designed to Bring You Down - The New York Times
Bloomscape | Home Ready Plants Delivered to Your Door
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As I explain in the pages that follow, we come from a tradition of "free culture"—not "free" as in "free beer" (to borrow a phrase from the founder of the freesoftware movement[2] ), but "free" as in "free speech," "free markets," "free trade," "free enterprise," "free will," and "free elections." A free culture supports and protects creators and i... See more
Lawrence Lessig • Free Culture | LESSIG
So, while their mission was, and still is, “to make it possible for everyone to shape the tools that shape their lives” by building LEGO-style software — they focused on a different approach to getting there.