Is here. I appear at 3:25 or so.
On November 8th, Cory Doctorow, John Perry Barlow, and numerous other digital luminaries will be gathering at the Minna Gallery in San Francisco for the EFF’s Pioneer Awards Party. Cory is going to be the MC and — when not featured on XKCD blogging from a ballon in a red cape and goggles… › read more
Great hour long radio show on net neutrality from NPR’s The State of Things. Me, the inimitable Paul Jones of iBiblio, and Ryan Radia of the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Frank Stasio is just a great interviewer. Listen to it here. › read more
We have a centerfold Op Art comic on “Copyright’s Futures” in today’s San Francisco Chronicle. The comic is › read more
This isn’t a post about intellectual property or the networked society, so if your interests only run that far, cease reading here. In the late 80′s and early 90′s refugees were attempting to escape what was, in a decidedly non metaphorical sense, a hellish situation in Haiti.. › read more
Nitya Rajan interviewed me at Orgcon about why the legislative process malfunctions particularly badly on digital policy, and what the creation of civil society groups could do to fix that. Video after the jump. › read more
My new Financial Times column on the creation of a science commons is now up. For the ungated version, read on… › read more
Here is the video of my speech in Vienna at the IRF symposium. The title was What If the Web Really Worked for Science? Reimagining Data Policy and Intellectual Property.
I just started writing a column for the Huffington Post. (I will still be writing for the FT.) My first column is on the Google-Verizon announcement. Not the “what” but the “why?” › read more
The Open Rights Group held its first big conference — ORGCON — in London last month and I was really honoured to give the keynote. The Twitter cascade behind me, however, › read more
