The transfer of [...] capabilities from various professional classes to the general public is epochal.

In a profession, members are only partly guided by service to the public.

We use the word 'organization' to mean both the state of being organized and the groups that do the organizing.

It used to be expensive to make things public and cheap to make them private. Now it's expensive to make things private and cheap to make them public.

Amateur production, the result of all this new capability, means that the category of ‘consumer’ is now a temporary behavior rather than a permanent identity

How we put our collective talents to work is a social issue, not solely a personal one.

A revolution doesn’t happen when society adopts new tools. It happens when society adopts new behaviors