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A reply on Conversation: What business models are outdated and what are the alternatives?
Freemium, platorms and crowdsourcing essentially concern intangibles. Still, I wonder whether these three business models (which exists thanks to, and on, the Internet) will have an impact on the economics of hard goods. Some clues are already there: ebay and Amazon enable the 'long tails' of manufacturers and consumers to meet and 3d printers will do much more.
Probably the showbiz is just the first industry trying to resist the disruptions caused by the Internet.
A comment on Talk: Brian Goldman: Doctors make mistakes. Can we talk about that?
I have faced a bad medical mistake (never admitted) on a close relative of mine and this makes me uncomfortable with docs, at least at the beginning. On the other hand, I have also seen great successes by docs: this has persuaded me that they do a great work every single day and makes me essentially trust them. I believe that a lot of people has the same ambiguous feelings towards docs.
The change in medical culture proposed by Dr. Goldman is an enormous challenge to the medical profession, but it would help docs gain trust and patient have some more comfort with medical treatments.
A reply on Talk: Mikko Hypponen: Three types of online attack