Ouch (although I am not surprised at all)
Found this post interesting in that it deals with social media and networks from the perspective of how they impact the production technologies and flows of firms that might not traditionally have an interest in the social economy. Typically, these discussions center on “user-driven innovation” and “crowdsourcing,” whereas Mr. Haigu’s observations and research take on a more traditional form of economic analysis, dissecting markets to see how the “social revolution” is impacting business and the lives of firms in new and less commonly discussed ways.
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