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There's a fascinating post (and series of comments) over at Charlie Stross's blog today that asserts that "content" is a public good... and thereby entirely misses the point in its unfortunate mischaracterization of content.
The piece starts off well enough, discussing the accepted definitions of rivalrousness, exclusion, and how they relate to the different types of goods.1 In summary form, itFull post as published by Scrivener's Error on April 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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