Freedom in the Commons: Towards a Political Economy of Information

By Yochai Benkler. 2003

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1. Tarleton Gillespie
2. C. Hess
3. Anne Helmond
4. Adrienne L Massanari
5. Michele A. Willson
6. Kjerstin Thorson
7. Sarah Myers West
8. Daniel Neyland

Citations in the corpus

• The politics of ‘platforms’ (2010, background): “As a term like ‘platform’ becomes a ‘discursive resting point’ (Bazerman, 1999), further innovations may be oriented towards that idea of what that technology is, and regulations will demand it act accordingly (Benkler, 2003).”
• Mapping the New Commons (2008, background): “Internet infrastructure as a commons has been a topic of considerable importance (Huberman and Lukose 1997; Bernbom 2000; Hess 1995; Benkler 2003).”