Starving the Artist (edit title/settings)

How the Internet Culture of "Free" Threatens to Exterminate the Creative Class, and What Can Be Done to Save It

by William F. Aicher (Author) (edit contributors)

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For a lot of people, creation is their livelihood. For others, it's where their livelihood ought to be. As Richard Florida wrote in his 2004 book, The Rise of the Creative Class, "Stimulating and glamorous as it may sometimes be, creativity is in fact work...The creative ethos is built on... read more

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