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클레이 셔키: 기관 대 협업

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앞날을 예견한 2005년의 연설. 클레이 셔키는 조금씩 기여하는 이들이 큰 역할을 해내고 유동적 협력이 경직된 계획들을 대체하는 '느슨한 네트워크'가, 어떻게 폐쇄적 집단과 회사들을 밀어내게 될 것인지 보여주고 있다.

Translated into Korean by Nakho Kim
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Shirky, a prescient voice on the Internet’s effects, argues that emerging technologies enabling loose collaboration will change the way our society works. Full bio and more links

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