This speech of the world-reknown future expert Jeremy Rifkin is huge: At this very event held and of course paid by Daimler/Mercedes, Jeremy Rifkin refer
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Alexander Hellemans: Jeremy Rifkin on the Internet of Things and the Next Industrial Revolution http://t.co/vJP9QUjIGt #IoT 
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Will the Internet of Things be a technological and economic panacea?
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Economic theorist and author Jeremy Rifkin explains his concept of The Internet of Things.
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According to Rifkin, every great economic paradigm shift in history brings together three new technologies that changes the way we organize our economic life: 1) new communication technologies to more efficiently manage economic activity; 2) new sources of energy to more efficiently power economic activity; and 3) new modes of transportation to more efficiently move economic activity.
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One of todays most influential technology commentators and social theorists, Jeremy Rifkin thinks that the next Industrial Revolution will be driven by the Internet of Things and the emergence of the collaborative commons.
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Big Ideas: Jeremy Rifkin and the internet of everything http://t.co/PRVPCVcCzX
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Economic theorist and author Jeremy Rifkin explains his concept of The Logistics Internet. Rifkin's latest book is The Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things, the Collaborative Commons, and the Eclipse of Capitalism (http://goo.gl/4estV2).
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Jeremy Rifkin's new book, The Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things, The Collaborative Commons and the Eclipse of Capitalism, offers what might be termed a third vision of the future. He offers neither a Panglossian utopia nor a "doom and gloom" dystopia. Rather, he offers a serious extrapolations to a possible future built around several widely observed trends that have not previously been connected by those who are tracking them. Most of the major themes are mentioned in the title and subtitle: Declining marginal costs approaching zero constitute the latest development in the creative destruction of capitalism. The many different evocations of the commons in our time point to a future characterized by a civil society of nonprofit organization and "collaborative commons."
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In The Zero Marginal Cost Society, New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Rifkin describes how the emerging Internet of Things is speeding us to an era of nearly free goods and services, precipitating the meteoric rise of a global Collaborative Commons and the eclipse of capitalism.
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From a washing machine that emails you when your clothes are done to smart door locks and Wi-Fi enabled dog collars that can track down a lost pet, Internet-connected objects and devices are on the rise.
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The Internet of Energy will enable the complex coordination between suppliers and users to facilitate future energy generation, transportation and financing.
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Will the Internet of Things be a technological and economic panacea?
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Author and economist Jeremy Rifkin argues that the Internet of Things will usher in a “third industrial revolution.”
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“The Internet of Things” is the interconnection of computing devices advancing connectivity and automation in nearly all fields with far-reaching economic implications locally and globally.
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Jeremy Rifkin: The internet of things has facilitated an economic shift from markets to collaborative commons, with costs close to zero
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One of today’s most influential technology commentators and social theorists, Jeremy Rifkin thinks that the next Industrial Revolution will be driven by the Internet of Things and the emergence of the ‘collaborative commons’.
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Economic theorist and author Jeremy Rifkin explains the importance of the Internet of Things and how it will result in a new industrial revolution.
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Decentralized renewable energy production at near zero post-investment cost enveloped in ubiquitous wireless computing and sensing networks, the Internet of Things (IoT).
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I have no idea how to parse this post. Especially when I compare it to the Albert Bates post, which references Jeremy Rifkin. I wonder about Rifkin's relationship to the top-down controlling possibilities of Agenda 21.
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If I had told you 25 years ago that, in a quarter century's time, one-third of the human race would be communicating with one another in huge global networks of hundreds of millions of people -- exchanging audio, video, and text -- and that the combined knowledge of the world would be accessible from a cellphone, that any single individual could post a new idea, introduce a product, or pass a thought to a billion people simultaneously, and that the cost of doing so would be nearly free, you would have shaken your head in disbelief. All are now reality.
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