Genèse du discours sur la nouvelle économie aux États-Unis

Patrice Flichy

Revue économique, 2001, vol. 52, issue 7, 379-399

Abstract: Discourse on the new economy is rooted in the shift from the original free, academic internet to the beginnings of today?s mass, commercial Internet. Some computer specialists tried to maintain the founding tradition by proposing an alternative economic model : freeware. Others, by contrast, saw the internet as a medium like any other for advertising and doing business. Lastly, certain members of the computing intelligentsia saw a « new economy » in cyberspace. This article analyses the origins of these three discourses on the basis of texts from the magazine Wired. Classification JEL : L86, M37, O33, O34

JEL-codes: L86 M37 O33 O34 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2001
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