The wealth of networks : how social production transforms markets and freedom Introduction: a moment of opportunity and challenge The networked information economy Some basic economics of information production and innovation Peer production and sharing The economics of social production The political economy of property and commons Individual freedom: autonomy information and law Political freedom part 1: the trouble with mass media Political freedom part 2: emergence of the networked public sphere Cultural freedom: a culture both plastic and critical Justice and development Social ties: networking together Policies of freedom at a moment of transformation The battle over the institutional ecology of the digital environment Conclusion: the stakes of information law and policy