Monday, June 24, 2002

Doc Searls "What we call "consumerism" is really just a producerism that enjoyed unusual advantages while the demand sides of market relationships were largely disempowered. The Net changes that. After a two-century hiatus, the Age of Enlightenment picks up where it left off when Industry won the Industrial Revolution. We're in the Information Revolution now, and The People have a shitload more power, especially to inform themselves and each other." 12:45:22 PM  Google It!  comment  []

Response to Wineberger on Collabrative Tools "Email's ubiquity remains its overwhelming virtue, and there is a bright future for systems like QuickTopic which recognize that fact." "There is a chance that blogging will also achieve ubiquity, and I hope that it does because it's a much richer platform for innovation than email will ever be. But we're not there yet." 8:20:56 AM  Google It!  comment  []