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| + | ''"Despite its commercialisation and the mix of fee and free content, the Internet remains a gift economy."'' [http://firstmonday.org/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/1101/1021 Kylie Veale, First Monday, Volume 8, Number 12 - 1 December 2003] | ||
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"Donating should be embraced as a viable income stream, encouraged as a social phenomena, and implemented in products and services" Eyal Matsliah, Musicians can prosper in the age of free music
"Can donations really be a business model? The answer of course is yes. All it takes is a community of active participants who have a sense of pride and ownership in your project" Trevas Walker, Donataion-A Buisiness Model, Really?
"If we’re going to be dealing in intangible value, why not let consumers decide for themselves?" Trent Reznor
"The more web visitors you attract who believe what you believe and the stronger they believe it, the more money you should theoretically make through donations." Quanology
"the internet remains its own autonomous trade zone, free from the reach of the standard rules." Alexei Oreskovic, Reuters
"Despite its commercialisation and the mix of fee and free content, the Internet remains a gift economy." Kylie Veale, First Monday, Volume 8, Number 12 - 1 December 2003
