Organizational structures, tools and rewards necessary to generate, distribute and share information in order to produce economic value constitude the mainstream Information Management literature. This joint study argues that the information owned by both individuals and groups is distributed and shared within organizations and between organizations through hierarchy/authority, market/price, and community/trust mechanizms. The article aims at devoloping and proposing a new perspective and an incentive model for information management based on the understanding of tripartite relations between authority, price and trust mechanizms.