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Ampex wins a round in its online slander lawsuit
Ampex Wins a Round in its Online Slander Lawsuit ''We won the battle, but we may have lost the war," said Jennifer Granick, director of the Stanfo…
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Who's Holding Back Broadband?
Who's Holding Back Broadband?…
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Chicago Tribune
"[Lessig is] a respected scholar with a firm grasp of both law and technology." Firms' control is threat to innovation: Author, Anick Jesdanun, C…
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NY Times (2)
"Lessig's grim assessment is dead on....[It's] a manifesto that shakes you up, making you aware of how much is lost when a culture turns 'ideas…
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Deseret News
"[A]n important book about the counter-revolution produced by the Internet revolution." Books: Leisure reading, Dennis Lythgoe, Deseret News, Decembe…
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May the Source Be With You
May the Source Be With You The laws protecting software code are stifling creativity, destroying knowledge, and betraying the public trust. Legal heavy Lawrence…
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The Internet Under Siege
The Internet Under Siege Courts and corporations are attempting to wall off portions of cyberspace. In so doing, they are destroying the Internet"s potenti…
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Europe's "Me-Too" Patent Law
Europe's "Me-Too" Patent Law Copying US legislation on intellectual property rights threatens to inhibit software innovation, warns Lawrence Lessi…
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Open Code and Open Societies (v1.0)
Open Code and Open Societies (v1.0) Lecture at Free Software, Tutzing, Germany, June 1, 2000 [70 kb PDF]…
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Architecting for Control (v1.0)
Architecting for Control (v1.0) Keynote at IPEF, Cambridge, UK [44 kb PDF]…
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Cyberspace's Architectural Constitution (v1.1)
Cyberspace's Architectural Constitution (v1.1) Lecture at www9, Amsterdam, June 2000 [73 kb PDF]…
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Online Patents: Leave Them Pending
Online Patents: Leave Them Pending Wall Street Journal Subscribers only.…