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Diane Demee-Benoit notes how we are moving from economies […]

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Diane, previously with the George Lucas Foundation, notes how open-source programs and products are changing the economy, and by engaging the collective wisdom of others we have the opportunity to create new services for others.

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The Maker Economy > Lightweight Community-Based Manufacturing > TechShop

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collaborative platforms, collective intelligence, e-bay, economy, global learning, iPhone, making,

Added: January 23, 2009

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