Not factories, not people, but communities that make things

So whether you are IBM, which has one strategy about the commoditization of software, or you’re Hewlett-Packard, which has another, whatever your particular relationship to that reality is, everybody’s beginning to get it. In the 21st century economy, it isn’t factories and it isn’t people that make things — it’s communities.

Another great interview with Eben Moglen with an awesome final question:

Do you personally use much proprietary software today?

No, none. I have never been a Windows user. I have never used the Macintosh OS.

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December 8, 2007 |

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