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By: Nicholas Bentley

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Introduction

Theoretical analysis of Distributed Intellectual Property Rights

In this section I analyse the proposed Distributed Intellectual Property Rights system from an evolutionary point of view and consider all items of information and products as replicators or memes. I look at each individual piece of information as a replicator who's sole aim is to reproduce or be copied and its adaptation to its environment is the only thing which affects its success.

I will also propose that we consider the whole environment of human interaction throughout cyberspace and analyse this interaction in terms of an Evolutionarily Stable Strategy (ESS).

Finally I consider how this new environment can influence different digital replicators and how the combination of the two could interact for the benefit of all.

Background
DIPR Philosophy
DIPR System
The office
The licence
Property Rights Descriptor
Advantages of DIPR
Theoretical analysis
Digital replicators --
ESS --
Virtual ESS --
Implementation
Business models
Conclusions
Summary
Glossary
FAQ
 
 
© 2002 Nicholas Bentley Updated May 2002