Larry Lessig, inventor of Creative Commons licensing, gave a talk on "The Withering of the Net" at the Center for American Progress in Washington June 2006. Lessig mentions many things we cover -- the breakup of AT&T, telecommunication regulation, the end-to-end principle, license-free spectrum, copyright, net neutrality, etc. He fears Congress will let powerful network and media companies stifle innovation and participation. Favoring the "read-only" network at the expense of "read-write" network will harm our culture and economy.
Download the talk or the transcript.
If you find it interesting, you will also like Lessig's presentation on US copyright law.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Larry Lessig talk on "The Withering of the Net"
Posted by Larry Press at Permanent link as of 2:18 PM
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