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Lawrence Lessig is a Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and founder of the school's Center for Internet and Society.
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The Immunity Hysteria

Jul 10, 2008
The hysteria that has broken out among we on the left in response to Obama's voting for the FISA compromise was totally predictable. Some more cynical types might say, so predictable as to be planned. National campaigns are dominated by people who be...

change.gov set free

Nov 30, 1999
Consistent with the values of any "open government," and with his strong leadership on "free debates" from the very start, the Obama team has modified the copyright notice on change.gov to embrace the freest CC license.

Announcing the hibernation of lessig.org/blog (from the blogs-deserve-a-sabbatical-too department)

Aug 20, 2009
So my blog turns seven today. On August 20, 2002, while hiding north of San Francisco working on the Eldred appeal, I penned my first (wildly and embarrassingly defensive) missive to Dave. Some 1753 entries later, I'm letting the blog rest. This will...

Remix supporting a Medieval world (as critics have insisted)

Aug 20, 2009
Five-year old Felix's mom, Kierstin, sent me this image a bit ago. "I thought you would get a laugh out of these photos where your Remix became a crucial supporting wall for a Medieval Castle, manned by Playmobile guards and a plastic dinosaur."...

REMIX unmixed

Aug 20, 2009
Dave Wiley has an interesting idea he calls unmixing (in contrast to remixing), which he demonstrates with the first bit of REMIX. Basically, using Yahoo's BOSS, he reassociates every three words to another text on the web. Give it a look. (I think I'd...

The struggle to improve PACER

Aug 20, 2009
So you're likely not to recognize the term -- in all caps, PACER -- but if you do, the amazing sorts at the Stanford Law Library are trying hard to organize attention to getting this essential service radically improved. You can help here.

Speak Out on (Canadian) Copyright

Aug 20, 2009
The wonderful Michael Geist has a site to facilitate organizing and thought around "the first Canadian public consultation on copyright policy since 2001."

The Immunity Hysteria


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