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Experience economy and peer to peer: 8 December in Amsterdam

Michel Bauwens

1st December 2006

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Together with an interesting roster of speakers, we will discuss value creation in the p2p economy:

 “Friday the 8th of december we are organizing an exciting conference about the changing logic in our economic models; “Value Creation through Crossmedia Experiences” We have invited the ‘creme de la creme’ in the field of peer to peer communication,community building, co-creation and WEB 2.0.

Featuring Michel Bauwens, leading thinker in the p2p, David Vink(CEO Lost Boys) en Igor Milder, Alan Moore(SMLXL), Eelco Modderman(2 Yellows) and dr. Rene Jansen (Winkwaves / Universiteit van Amsterdam). For a deep analysis of changing businessmodels, join us the 8th of december (9:00 AM, THE COLLEGE HOTEL, Amsterdam).

For detailed program see www.experience-economy.com

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