Monthly Archives: May 2007

Cellular Carterfone updates

This article on Cellular Carterfone is a humdinger! In Information Week. Meanwhile, I’ve noticed several well-done criticisms of my wireless paper, along with a few funded attacks. All will be answered in version 2.0 of the Cellular Carterfone paper (also … Continue reading

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In Cambridge

Now in Cambridge visiting famous fiver Devon Curtis.   Walking into King’s College for evening service was startling; the fan vault roof is unlike any other I’ve ever seen.

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Barcelona

Incidently I’m in Barcelona. Not exactly on the Gaudi tour. Mostly hanging out with famous fiver Diana (above), drinking and watching films in her screening room, or at least that’s what she calls it. Saw Porky’s (the forbidden sensation of … Continue reading

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Net Neutrality in Europe

A note on Net Neutrality in Europe. Europe, unlike the US, has largely maintained open access policies — that is, linesharing rules — for DSL. It also has general anti-discrimination rules for telecom, though their operation is complex. For that … Continue reading

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On Commons Theory

In Germany, I was at special conference on commons theory for young scholars. Despite my relative lack of years, I was actually not one of the young scholars. Instead a co-host with Larry Lessig; our job was to give feedback … Continue reading

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New Yorker Conference

Spoke at the New Yorker conference in the Gehry building on 18th st. in NYC. Great views of the Hudson river, but on the whole the building on the inside is nowhere near as quirky as on the outside. Somehow … Continue reading

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