Peer Progress and Regulation 2.0 Nick Grossman Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy | Feb 7, 2013
me, me, me
me, me, me
me, me, me
me, me, me
me, me, me
photo: http://72ppi.us/archives/2010/mar/14/times-square/
Together, connected, we can innovate, solve problems in new ways, and prosper.
Modern humans -2mm
Agriculture -2mm -10,000
Printing Press -2mm -10,000 1440
Dutch East India Company -2mm -10,000 1440 1600
Industrial Revolution -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750
The Rise of the Corporate Form -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750 1855
The Internet -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750 1855 1980
The Rise of Networks -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750 1855 1980 2000
It’s easy to think of this as simply a new mode of communication -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750 1855 1980 2000
But it’s actually a profound way of organizing work -2mm -10,000 1440 1600 1750 1855 1980 2000
in the age of oil, automobiles, and mass production, bureaucratic hierarchy became the dominant way to organize work.
in the age of oil, automobiles, and mass production, bureaucratic hierarchy became the dominant way to organize work.
in the age of oil, automobiles, and mass production, bureaucratic hierarchy became the dominant way to organize work. information
in the age of oil, automobiles, and mass production, bureaucratic hierarchy became the dominant way to organize work. information decisions
But now… seriously weird (and wonderful) things happen when people are connected
peerprogress.is/ architected Source: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/social-networks-health-0903.html
peerprogress.is/ everywhere peer networks are creating fundamentally new opportunities in every sector. health finance energy music publishing transportation education commerce workforce manufacturing food real estate government etc. etc. etc.
peerprogress.is/ everywhere source: http://blog.unstash.com/todays-peer-to-peer-economy/
peerprogress.is/ health Asthmapolis takes a networked approach to a major health issue, empowering patients and informing the public health discussion
peerprogress.is/ finance Kickstarter has unlocked new funding streams for creative endeavors, and has created the market for crowd-funding in other sectors
peerprogress.is/ energy Opower has saved its users 2 terawatt hours ($220M) through its behavior-based efficiency network
peerprogress.is/ layered
peerprogress.is/ layered Intellectual Property Privacy & Surveillance Governance & Standards Network Policy Open Data Wireless Spectrum
peerprogress.is/ layered Housing Social Services Transportation Science Health Finance Education etc. Intellectual Property Privacy & Surveillance Governance & Standards Network Policy Open Data Wireless Spectrum
peer progress and information policy
peerprogress.is/ open-data "We estimate that collectively we served and informed 10 times as many individuals by embracing an open strategy. That’s hundreds of thousands of people.” NYC Chief Digital Officer Rachel Haot, on opening up storm shelter data to the network
peerprogress.is/ open-innovation spectrum
peerprogress.is/ safe-harbors photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/romtomtom/4141759954
peerprogress.is/ complicated http://theglobalplaybook.com/formlabs-form-1-3d-printer/
peer progress and real-world policy aka, the new intermediaries
peerprogress.is/ education
peerprogress.is/ finance
peerprogress.is/ travel
peerprogress.is/ transportation lyft/sidecar
regulation 2.0?
The new intermediaries Service provider Information provider
BEFORE THE FACT AFTER THE FACT TRUST 2.0
BEFORE THE FACT AFTER THE FACT Bureaucracy Friction Permission TRUST 2.0
BEFORE THE FACT AFTER THE FACT Bureaucracy Transparency Friction Accountability Permission Innovation TRUST 2.0
Things I’d like to talk about but didn’t get to: Spectrum | Broadband | Jurisdiction & “Charter Nodes”
Thanks! nick@connected.io | @nickgrossman | nickgrossman.is Source: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/social-networks-health-0903.html
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