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    Books sold in our P2P Bookshop: 2008

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    Jeff Petry
    31st March 2008


    The following books were among the best-sellers from our Bookshop this year.  We now have an extensive collection of the best P2P-related books for your selection.  Please remember that all proceeds go towards supporting the P2P Foundation, and that if you plan to buy any book on Amazon, we will get credit for it if you go to Amazon through us!

    Among the top books in our hit parade:

    Capitalism 3.0
    Cyber-Marx
    Free Software, Free Society
    Democratization Innovation
    Infotopia
    Open Business Models
    Open Life
    Class of the New
    Long Tail
    Play Ethic
    Starfish and Spider
    The Wealth of Networks
    The Wisdom of Crowds
    Who Controls the Internet?
    We appreciate your support. If you feel any important books are missing from our shop, please do let us know.

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