Welcome to Bookmarker!

This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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7 years, 7 months ago

Google has started to share ad revenue

The pattern repeats in most of the cases where people are starting to find careers in the new information economy. A small number of people make some money from YouTube videos, for instance, because Google has started to share ad revenue with top stars. This is a great development, but the number i…

—p.242 Who Owns the Future? We Need to Do Better than Ad Hoc Levees (239) by Jaron Lanier
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7 years, 7 months ago

a nice day's earnings for you

[...] "Your arch has been replicated fifty-eight times around the world. Check out this giant version from a beach in Rio." Through the mixed-reality glasses, you and your friends find yourselves sharing a beach with revelers in Rio.

Wow, a nice day's earnings for you. "Seagull, that casino near…

—p.237 The Project (233) by Jaron Lanier
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7 years, 7 months ago

a humanist approach to future digital economies

A humanist approach to future digital economies might, on first sniff, smell redistributionist, but it is nothing of the kind. Some people would contribute and earn more than others. The point is not to create a fake contest where everybody is guaranteed to win, but rather to be honest about who co…

—p.235 The Project (233) by Jaron Lanier
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7 years, 7 months ago

in order to fund social welfare

We do have rules in place to charge commercial concerns for using the public airwaves. Maybe that model could be extended to information flows in general. The argument would be that every citizen contributes to the information space whether they want to or not. Everyone is measured and tracked in t…

—p.234 The Project (233) by Jaron Lanier
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the sources of information can be paid for it

[...] If the system remembers where information originally came from, then the people who are the sources of information can be paid for it.

—p.226 First Thought, Best Thought (221) by Jaron Lanier