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Prosumerism

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Gary Becker [1965]:

Nonworking time may

now be more

important to economic

welfare than working

time, yet the attention

paid by economists

to the latter dwarfs

any paid to the former.

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with electric

technology, the

consumer will

become a producer

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His prosumer

philosophy

was first

popularized

in China.

He is currently the

#2 bestselling

author in China.

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Activities created

outside of the profit

economy that add value to it.

DIY [do it yourself].

UGC [user generated content].

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A product

consumer that also

customizes said

product in

innovative ways.

Consumer/Producer.

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Napster and iTunes

Napster took music

out of the money

economy and transferred

it into the prosumer

economy.

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Napster and iTunes

Then iTunes used the

Web to move music

downloading back into

the money economy,

creating a very viable

business that did not exist before.

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Napster and iTunes

Zuckerberg was

first noticed for

making a prosumer

mp3 app that would

find songs based

on your likes and dislikes.

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X-Box 360

Microsoft introduced the

connect plug-in to the Xbox 360

which allowed movement based

control of the game. When

users started improving on

it, the company decided

to start offering support to the users,

creating a sort of ecosystem of innovation.

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Consumer innovation

In the U.K., they did a study

and they found that

2.9 million users in the U.K.

did some form of consumer innovation, but

only 2% try to create some form of patent or

intellectual property protection.

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‘The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those

who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.’

- Alvin Toffler


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