Immaterial labour, information sharing and collaborative production in information society

Abstract

In this work there are reviewed, organized and discussed concepts and strategies around the collaborative production forms in the information society, particularly those related with the immaterial labour and the information sharing. The capitalism in its way of informational development produces changes in the relationships between the social forms of production and the technologies of information and communication. The current capitalist production centralizes the immaterial goods - the information in first place. Information sharing is part of production process and, at the same time, its main product. Sharing makes possible the construction of intelligent and solidary organization manners, and "no-capitalists" production manners. Sharing produces the common, in common. It grows up a dense sphere of thecommon, base for an incessant re-creation. It is ended that collaborative production forms are particularly important for single out the subjectivities and to produce autonomous manners of life.