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This article discusses the relationship between information regime and public sphere in local clusters, starting with the presentation and discussion of the concept of information regime, which emerges in contemporary society. This concept has been discussed as part of efforts to understand the place of information in organizational and social dynamics. We discuss then the local clusters and productive public spheres, recovering the original concept of Habermas which is updated in the digital society. Finally the discussion occurs over the relationship between information regime and public sphere, seeking to understand the differences in the regime with the dynamic changes of the public sphere. It concludes, that local clusters are areas of information sharing, collective learning and construction of immaterial common patrimony. Key-words: Information Regime. Productive Public Sphere. Local Clusters.
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