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Monthly Archives: February 2008
The Miracle of ZIPHONE
Testimonial: I bought and unlocked an iPhone in September and loved it. A jailbroken unlocked iPhone is hands down the greatest wireless device going right about now. But then, being myself, I left that iPhone in a DC taxi. I … Continue reading
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Lessig for Congress!
Well the word is out, so let’s hear it for Lessig for Congress! Yes he’d be facing tough competition in the primary, but this happens to be a good year for hope and inspiration against experience.
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New Releases of Free Caselaw
Carl Malamud, his team at Public.Resource.org, with the support of Larry Lessig made a deal with Fastcase – and the consequence is more free federal caselaw than ever before. We’re putting these new materials on Altlaw.org — and I should … Continue reading
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Krugman
I use Paul Krugman’s international economics textbook, and I generally liked some of his criticisms of the Bush adminstration during the first term. But he’s gone, as far as I can tell, completely bonkers. In his latest column, his theory … Continue reading
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Colorado Dreaming
I am in Colorado for Phil Weiser’s annual telecom conference, Silicon Flatirons. Made it to Steamboat Springs to visit a friend of mine.  In some places on the ski hill, nearly 10 ft of snow.
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What is progressive libertarianism?
This is something I have been wondering as I write my book. I have always felt that the problem with libertarianism isn’t that it values freedom; it is that it takes a strange and almost willfully blind view of what … Continue reading
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