Jani Nurminen wrote:
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But what content could the consumer-become-content-provider, the
ordinary person, you or me (let's call this actor the "user"), produce?
What could be interesting and rare for the corporation but found in
abundance from the user? One answer is personal data.
Upon req
arization? I had to go to city hall and
get someone
who had never met me before to look at my photo ID (which was my drivers
licence)
and sign the form saying it was me! Great system!
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confuse the two.
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erits or otherwise, $1.50 is a big
deal if the
target product is some embedded device intended to sell for $10 to $20
and/or if
the target product is part of a system in which millions of such devices
are intended
to be used.
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