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Revision as of 06:35, 16 June 2010
This category is for P2P business models. Articles should emphasize P2P dynamics.
Related Categories
Key Articles
Recommended Resources by Tony Bailetti:
- Open Source is not a Business Model
- Open Source Business Model is "Broken". Really?
- Open Source: The Model is Broken
- Licensing and Business Models
- What Vendors Really Mean by Open Source
- Clarifying Business Models: Origins, Present and Future of the Concept
Key Concepts
Open Business Models (in general)
See also:
Open Software Business Models
- Open Source Business Models
- Open_Source_Software_Business_Models
- Free_Software_Business_Models
- Open Source Software - Business Aspects
- Open Source Commercialization
- Open_Source_as_Business_Strategy
Open Hardware Business Models
Open Media Business Models
Pages in category "Business Models"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 370 total.
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- Bazaar Model
- Beekeeper Model
- Benefit Sharing
- Beta Business Models in the New World
- Beyond Commodity
- Bitcoin - Business Aspects
- Bitshares Music Blockchain
- Blender's Open Film Funding and Business Model
- BookBoon Sponsorship-Paid Publishing Model
- Brent Hoberman on Investment in Collaborative Consumption
- Brooklyn Microgrid
- Building an Economic Ecosystem for New Business Models and Ideas
- Business Model
- Business Models
- Business Models for DIY Craft
- Business Models for Fab Labs
- Business Models for Influence and Reputation
- Business Models for Open Access E-Books
- Business Models for Open Hardware
- Business Models for the Commons
- Business Models of European Service Platforms
- Business Models of Fab Labs
- Business Models to Support Content Commons
- Businesses for the Commons Project
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- C2C, B2C and the New Open 2.0 Business Models
- Cambrian House Business Model
- Canvas Approaches to Business Models
- Chad Hurley on Revenue Sharing at YouTube
- Characteristics of P2P Networks as Organizations
- Chris Anderson on Microeconomics for Makers
- Chris Anderson on the Emergence of Free
- Chris Anderson on the Freeconomy
- Chris Anderson on the Long Tail
- Chris Anderson on the New Manufacturing
- Citizen Journalism - Business Models
- Classification of Crowdsourcing Approaches
- Clay Shirky Against Paywalls in Journalism as a Public Good
- Club Model of Cultural Consumption and Distribution
- Collaborative Consumption - Business Models
- Collaborative Consumption Marketplaces
- Commerce in the Commons
- Commercial Open Source Business Model
- Commercial Providers of Infrastructure for Collective Action Online
- Commons-Based Business Models
- Commons-Based Peer Production of Physical Goods
- Communities as Distribution Channels
- Community Bike Shops - Business Models
- Community Company Incubator
- Community Supported Agriculture
- Community-Funded Journalism
- Companies of the Commons
- Compensated Open Source Innovation for All
- Complete Guide To Freemium Business Models
- Contrasting Firm Strategies for Open Standards, Open Source and Open Innovation
- Conversion Model
- Cooperative Business Models for Open Data
- Cooperative Economics
- Cooperative Micro Ownership
- Cory Doctorow on the Right Pricing for eBooks
- Costs and Business Models in Scientific Research Publishing
- Coursera - Business Model
- Coworking - Business Models
- Creating Shared Value
- Creative Commons Business Models for Publishing and Music
- Creative Commons NonCommercial License
- Credibles
- Crowd Business Models
- Crowdfunding
- Crowdsourcing Business Models
- Crowdsourcing Critical Success Factor Model
- Cultural Flatrate
- Culture and the Economy in the Internet Age
- Culture Banking
- Curafied
- Customer Aggregation
- Customerism
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- Daniel Bruch Duarte on the Brazilian Fora do Eixo Solidarity Economics Business Model
- Daniel Granados on the New Intermediary Cultural and Business Platforms in the Music Industry
- Data as Capital vs Data as Labor
- Data Dividends
- Data Unions
- David Rowe on Open Hardware Business Models
- Decentralized Commerce
- Declared Value System
- DeCom
- Difference between Free Software and Free Web Services Business Models
- Donations
- Dual Licensing
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- EBay
- Economic Aspects of Free Software
- Economic Free Software Perspectives
- Economic Impact of Free Software
- Economic Models Around Free Educational Materials
- Economic Models of FabLabs in France
- Economics in a DRM-Free World
- Economics of Coworking
- Economics of Open Content Symposium
- Edmund J. Walsh and Andrew J. Tibbetts on the Benefits and Risks of Open Source Software
- Emergence of Benefit-Driven Production
- Emergent Ventures
- Emerging Economic Paradigm of Open Source
- Empowered Employee Compensation Model
- Energy as a Service
- Entersource
- Eric Jennings on Open Hardware Business Models for DIY Audio
- Estimating the Development Cost of Open Source Software
- Etsy - Business Model
- Evaluation Methods for Qualitative Assessment of Open Source Projects
- Exit to Community
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- Fab Fund
- Fab Lab Community as Hybrid Innovation Ecology for the Peer Production of Physical Goods
- Fab Labs - Business Models
- FabLabs as New Spaces for Commons-Based Peer Production in France
- FabLabs’ Economic Models
- Fair Shares and Stakeholder Governance Structure of Evolutesix
- Fedora Project
- Feudal Aspects of the Social Capital Market
- Flickr - Business Model
- Fon
- For Benefit Corporation Models
- For-Benefit Corporations
- For-Profit Collective Solar Energy Purchasing
- Fora do Eixo - Business Model
- Fora do Eixo Card
- Fora do Eixo National Fund
- Franchise of One Model
- Free Coworking
- Free Software Business Models
- Free Software is not the Antonym of Commercial Software
- Freemium
- Freemium Business Model
- From Firms to Platforms to Commons
- Funding Mechanisms
- Funding Models for Open Educational Resources
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- Imagine There Is No Copyright and No Cultural Conglomorates Too
- Imogen Heap on a Fair Trade Version of the Music Ecosystem
- Impact Of Open Courseware On Paid Enrollment In Distance Learning Courses
- Indian Film Industry
- Influence of Free Digital Versions of Books on Print Sales
- Innocentive Business Model
- Intellectual Contributions
- Internet Gift Economies
- Internet-Based Business Models and their Implications
- Interview with Matt Asay of 10gen on Open Source Sustainability
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- Maker Business Models
- Market for Personal Manufacturing
- Market Value Evaluation Methods for Immaterial Assets
- Marketing Music Through Non-Linear Communication
- Matt Mason on Piracy as a Business Model
- Michel Bauwens on Open Business Models
- Michel Bauwens on Open Business Models and the Economy Of The Commons
- Microfranchising
- Mike Moyer on Dynamic Equity Splits
- Mission Enterprise Model
- Mobile Phones and the Karachi Barbers
- Models of Software Development
- Mondragon Empresa Abierta Open Business Models Research
- Monegraph
- Money Pooling
- Multi-Stakeholder Cooperatives Manual
- Mumi
- My Arms Wide Open Community Business Model