[p2p-research] [spox] My Oekonux slides

[Michel Bauwens]

publishing a note on this on the 21st:
http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/is-the-p2p-economy-already-bigger-than-the-information-economy/2009/04/21

all commentary on that thesis more than welcome,

Michel

2009/4/6 Philippe Aigrain <philippe.aigrain at sopinspace.com>

> This was developed in :
> UNU-MERIT and partners, Study on the economic impact of open source
> software
> on innovation and the competitiveness of the information and communication
> technologies (ICT) sector in the EU.
> http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/ict/policy/doc/2006-11-20-flossimpact.pdf,
> November 2006.
> See pages 123 to 126. A point of caution on interpreting these figures :
> the
> notion of providing means to non-market information exchanges includes
> providing means to exchanges within organizations or across organizations
> (it
> is not just about individuals).
>
> Philippe
>
> Le dimanche 5 avril 2009, Michel Bauwens a écrit :
> > Dear Philippe,
> >
> > In your notes you say this, and it is very important, so I would really
> > appreciate if you could expand/document etc.. (eventually for publication
> > of a piece on this in our p2p blog):
> >
> > There are clear signs of this : the share of GDP
> > of providing means to non-market exchanges of
> > information is twice bigger in developed countries
> > to the economy of selling informationg as goods or
> > services.
> >
> > Thanks for considering my request,
> >
> > Michel
>



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