Clashing paradigms - work in progress

So, I've tried to list the characteristics of these two paradigms that seem to be clashing and changing in strength relative to eachother, un-easily overlapping and co-existing.
I'd be happy to hear any comments or additions.
Sorry about the layout, I can't figure out how to fix it. Just keep scrolling down, it will come.

industrial society	information society
Hierarchical	networked
top down	bottom up
client - server	p2p
zero sum	plus sum
screw 'em	explicit interdependence
exclusivity	sharing, open source
distinct roles, producer - consumer	blurring roles, co-creation
Monopolization of means of production	Distribution of the means of production
high entry barrier to production	low entry barrier
Broadcast	many to many
centralisation	decentralisation
Authority	wisdom of the crowd
Follow orders	creative thinking
motivation; money, orders	motivation: fun, recognition
control	anarchy (as Kropotkin defined it)
vision, direction, intent	emergent solution
Radically different innovation	incremental innovation
Longterm planning	Ad hoc
mechanical paradigm	biological
exact	fuzzy
hard science, predictable	soft science, probabilistic
reductionist	holistic, emergence