Building upon a book that was published by Philippe Aigrain earlier in French (Internet & Création: comment reconnaître les échanges sur internet en finançant la création, InLibroVeritas, October 2008), Sharing: Culture and the Economy in the Internet Age takes into account comments, criticism and suggestions for improvement received from many readers.The ideas developed in Sharing could not mature in isolation: they are rooted in collective environments.Invaluable inspiration and support were provided by Jérémie Zimmermann and all the participants in La Quadrature du Net, by Juan-Carlos de Martin and the members of the COMMUNIA Network on the Digital Public Domain, by researchers in the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the NEXA Center for Internet & Society, members of the Forum d'Action Modernités, and participants in the Free Culture Forum and the Free Culture Research Conferences.Some of the findings presented in this book would have been impossible without the large-scale data collection and publication efforts conducted by researchers such as
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