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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Harvard Law Review Forum, Commentary on Zittrain
I have a piece supposedly forthcoming in the Harvard Law Review Forum — but supposedly is the operative word. So in the meantime I’m going to paste the piece below. It is a commentary on a paper by Jonathan Zittrain, … Continue reading
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Creative Commons v. Public Domain Dedication
I support creative commons, but lately I’ve been more into just throwing works into the public domain, through PD dedication. (CC of course, has a handy PD dedication tool). Its simple and leaves behind no questions as to what anyone … Continue reading
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Back in NYC
I made it back to NYC, no matter what my emails say. I’m updating and changing my photography pages, mostly adding new photos of various types. Like this one of slate roofs near Zermatt, Switzerland
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In Paris
I’m in Paris — at a hotel is named “Tim Hotel.” Right next to this classic of university design: The purpose of being in Paris is telecom — net neutrality and whether it has any relevance for europe. The question, … Continue reading
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In Cannes
I’m in Cannes, staying with a very generous Diana, who’s taken me to all kinds fun things at the film festival.
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In Geneva
Meanwhile, I’m in Geneva, visiting Karim, my best friend back in the Bay Area during my corporate days. He’s pictured here on 7th St. near Ave. A (near Salon 7) after finishing a cross-country drive a few years ago. Say … Continue reading
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New Slate Series
I have started work on a new Slate series — “Lawbreaking in America.” Dahlia Lithwick who I LOVE working with will be the editor. The idea of the series is to take a snapshot of how Americans relate to their … Continue reading
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Copyright’s Authorship Policy
Meanwhile, I’ve also posted a draft of a new paper, “Copyright’s Authorship Policy,” on SSRN. The idea of the paper is a defense of authorial copyright — the theory being that authorial ownership can seed new means of producing information … Continue reading
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Forbes Column on Wireless Innovation
I wrote a column for Forbes Magazine on Wireless Innovation. It’s here. You have to sign in to read it; in less well formatted form, it is also reproduced below. By this post I as copyright owner dedicate the column … Continue reading
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