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Reflecting an Internet Decade with John Perry Barlow

In the March 1994 issue of Wired, Berkman fellow John Perry Barlow fired a revolutionary shot heard 'round the world. In his essay The Economy of Ideas he announced to the world that everything we ...  
 
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ThePareidoliac (10 months ago) Show Hide
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This is an excellent talk thank you very much. Such views are incredibly important today as open sharing practices online emerge as a countervailing power against that of institutional (media industry) interests.

As Lessig puts it, its ludicrous to have a copyright structure that essentially criminalizes entire generations of young people who take it as a given right to quote and share information in the production of personal identities and social relations.
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This is truly fascinating. Barlow's viewpoints, visiion and understanding are undoubtedly expansive in concept to our future co-existence as a species in this technological but ethically challenged age. Invaluable.

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