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There's is literally zero public appetite for anything that poses any of those questions, let alone attempts to answer them. The intersection of technology and
by weego 4y ago
There's is literally zero public appetite for anything that poses any of those questions, let alone attempts to answer them.
The intersection of technology and people to define a usable product cannot also be defined as a technology.
- vntok 4y agoUsers regularly do "pay for their own costs and have an ad-free experience", for example on Youtube, Netflix or The New York Time (5 million paid subscribers in Q2 2021). Users regularly do "give gas to publishers in response to content they enjoy", for example on Patreon, Twitch or Medium. The appetite seems there all right.
- williamcotton 4y agoThere’s a public appetite for all sorts of intellectual property. Popular music is funded by artists who sell parts of their rights to their profits from music and recordings. As opposed to a patronage model, intellectual property allows for people to engage in the market with their published works. Intellectual property has lots of problems of course but it is also the model that replaced patronage as we transitioned from the ancien regime into our contemporary politic-economic system.