1. Corporate entities face relentless demand for growth; when creativity fails, there's a scramble for money (control) anywhere they can think of 2. If "Interne

1. Corporate entities face relentless demand for growth; when creativity fails, there's a scramble for money (control) anywhere they can think of 2. If "Internet time" means anything, certain organizations are already reaching maturity. Just like stars, they consume the easy fuel first, then use the rest. 3. Just as QOS (quality of service) prioritization was never as effective as just growing bandwidth, the organizations that are clamping down (Twitter, craigslist, ...) should understand that they are really entering a new regime, more akin to the allocation of scarce resources in the real world than the limited-only-by-creativity world of the Internet. It has differences, and they might no longer be able to sponge off crowdsourcing, at least not as easily.