I am interested in a totally new economics of open

We have 2 banks of scripts that have helped form network debates over 20 years which help substantiate that traditional economics is likely to conflict with open economics

namely our entrepreneurial revolution library launched 30 years ago in The Economist http://entrepreneurialrevolution.blogspot.com

and our death of distance (network futures revolutions) timelined in a 1984 book http://deathofdistance.blogspot.com

3 other weblogs that we'd be interested in open leaders co-editing are

http://openspaceraces.blogspot.com and the 2 village blogs most concerened with peoples economics http://ecosaintjames.blogspot.com http://clubofbethesda.blogspot.com

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Andrius: Chris, it's great to see you here! I look forward to working together.

Chris, I'll make a list here of your RSS feeds. Then let's mark them as in the Ethical Public Domain and we'll create a feed from them. Andrius

Chris Macrae

ValueTrue The map that changed the world.

Dialogue and Biography at the Association of Knowledgework

http://www.beyond-branding.com/blog/atom.xml

Blogspot blogs

http://intangibles-valuation.blogspot.com/

http://chrismacrae.blogspot.com/

http://tenbillion.blogspot.com/

http://www.beyond-branding.com/blog/blogger.html

http://universityofstars.blogspot.com/

http://globaluniversity.blogspot.com/

http://waterangels.blogspot.com/

http://timelessblog.blogspot.com/

http://futureofbbc.blogspot.com/

http://whatwillgoogledo.blogspot.com/

http://knowledgecities.blogspot.com/

http://kempandkemptv.blogspot.com/

http://journalistsforhumanity.blogspot.com/

http://volatilityclub.blogspot.com/

http://simpol.blogspot.com/

http://esf2004.blogspot.com/

http://whynotvisakhapatnam.blogspot.com/

http://ifyoucankeep.blogspot.com/

http://whynotlondon.blogspot.com/

http://whynotvillage.blogspot.com/

http://whynotbudapest.blogspot.com/

http://whynotmountainview.blogspot.com/

http://whynotvaxjo.blogspot.com/

http://googlesquared.blogspot.com/

http://whynotbarcelona.blogspot.com/

http://whynotcity.blogspot.com/

http://whynotriga.blogspot.com/

http://whynotamsterdam.blogspot.com/

http://whynotusa.blogspot.com/

http://cafemap.blogspot.com/

http://whynotindia.blogspot.com/

http://kmglobe.blogspot.com/

http://whynotboston.blogspot.com/

http://whynotbali.blogspot.com/

http://whynotpeople.blogspot.com/

http://whotobe.blogspot.com/

http://whynotsingapore.blogspot.com/

http://whynottoronto.blogspot.com/

http://outsourcingcrisis.blogspot.com/

http://todonoevil.blogspot.com/

http://truestorytelling.blogspot.com/

http://whynotleeds.blogspot.com/

http://guop.blogspot.com/

http://actionpeace.blogspot.com/

http://trustnetworks.blogspot.com/

http://project30000.blogspot.com/

http://youthepeople.blogspot.com/

http://globalslavery.blogspot.com/

http://whynottokyo.blogspot.com/

http://whynotbologna.blogspot.com/

http://goodbusiness.blogspot.com/

http://maprussia.blogspot.com/

http://mapmeasurement.blogspot.com/

http://networkofme.blogspot.com/

http://blognetworks.blogspot.com/

http://secondlook.blogspot.com/

http://firstsintheworld.blogspot.com/

http://organisationdiseases.blogspot.com/

There are more at: Chris' Blogger profile but these are the ones that have had some posts.

How do we generate an RSS feed out of a Blogspot blog? Here is some information about Atom feeds: http://code.blogspot.com/archives/2004_01_01_code_archive.html