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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Call on RNC and DNC
Its downright obvious that the video from political debates should be free to everyone to use, quot from, remix, etc. Lawrence Lessig has written letters to the RNC and DNC so suggesting, and its hard to see good arguments against … Continue reading
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Patent’s Communications Policy
My paper Copyright’s Communications Policy was on the long history of copyright lawuits being used to set national communications policy, as incumbents used copyright as a means of slowing or trying to destroy their rivals. The Verizon v. Vonage litigation … Continue reading
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Can Wiki Travel?
My latest Slate piece was born of a teenage obsession with the Lonely Planet guides. As I wrote in a part of the piece that was (thankfully) cut While its embarrassing to admit, at a younger age I put a … Continue reading
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Creative Commons Reverters
I was at Yale on Wednesday giving my “Treaties’ Domains†paper at Oona Hathaway’s international law seminar. But later on I dropped by the Yale Information Society Project and had a chat about an interesting idea. Eddan Katz was talking … Continue reading
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