Digeconnix=new digital economy model
Digeconnix=digital economy running on Linux
Digeconnix for democratizing the media
Content Plus Transaction Based Digital Content Model-Digital Content for Fee, Server for Free:
This would be what I would term as an open source content server model for the 21st Century, where you store the proprietary content on a open source server, and charge a transaction based approach for content. To me this is good for both producer and consumer, in that:
- there is less of a middle man and middle man fees
- server based software developers make money based on a percentage of the take riding on their open source server software, rather than selling the server software to the content producers
- content producers have less money going towards infrastructure, and with this model, because everything is based on a percentage of purchased digital products, everyone gains, and the only losers are the companies that are based on the old way of doing things
Basic Model:
- Transaction based model that pays for content and technology, simliar to Apple's iTunes, only server software is open source. Model is content plus transaction fee for content and distribution partners
- Digital Rights Management Software developed for open source database products that are XML compatible, for example mySQL
- Content served from open source server, but consumers via Windows clients
- Identity and Micropayments through banking institutions faciliated by USB Smartcard that is compatible with Interac systems, security maintained via SSL
- Make compatible with Google API, you can't be bought if you can't be found
- Make compatible with Amazon and eBay APIs, build on what works rights now
Basic Technology Suppliers:
- Rightsmarket for digital rights management software
- Rainbow for USB Smartcard that serves as NetInterac card
- Peppercoin-possibly a micropayment approach like Ron Rivest developed after he got out of the security software business
Based on an article in TJ's Weblog, I would add First Gate as an alternative to Peppercoin. Another vendor to consider is BitPass.
Theory: Dr Brad Cox in his book "Superdistrubution"
for more info on his concepts check out his website at:
http://virtualschool.edu/
MyBank Open Source System
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Ted Ritzer.
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