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How the Internet becomes the Content-o-net
The Cinternet is Donnie Hao Dong’s name for the Chinese Internet. Donnie studies and teaches law in China and is also a fellow here at Harvard’s Berkman Center. As Donnie sees (and draws) it, the Cinternet is an increasingly restricted … Continue reading
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Tagged "Net Neutrality", Ars Technica, Big Content, China, Cinternet, Content-o-net, Donnie Hao Dong, encirclement, fcc, france, google, Hollywood, intermediary liability, internet, ISP, MPAA, Net, Rebecca MacKinnon, RIAA, self-discipline, U.S.
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Copy rights and wrongs
The best insights compound the obvious. They make so much sense that you struggle to comprehend their many implications. Such is the case with the first line, and then the first paragraph, of Kevin Kelly‘s Better than Free: The internet … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gopnik, Against intellectual Monopoly, Angels & Ages, Ben Sheffner, Better Than Free, Copyright, Darwin, David K. Levine, Edward Samuels, Free, Kevin Kelly, LIFD, Lincoln, Michele Boldrin, modern life, RIAA, The Technium, William F. Patry
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