It's now illegal to turn on your computer

[Alan Dayley]

Joshua Zeidner wrote:
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>   I haven't been appreciating Lawrence Lessig as of late, he appears
> to have sold out to some kind of academic or corporate interest.  A
> lot of relevant issues have been propping up, and Lessig hasn't said a
> word, instead he now concentrates on some kind of vague crusade
> against 'corruption'.  And he's supposed to be the vanguard of
> copyright issues on the net.
> 
>   -jmz

Lessig is still doing good things, he is just backing away from being
the "Free Culture poster child."  I think it is wise for him to do so.
The movement has to learn to go on without him.  Better now when they
can still get advice from him than after he is dead, or worse.

Alan


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