Lawrence Lessig
Feb. 21st, 2007 11:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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lordaerith and I went to see Lawrence Lessig give a talk on campus. He talked about the "Read-Only" vs. "Read-Write" culture of the internet and, of course, copyright and the Creative Commons license. It was a very interesting and inspiring talk. He is a very intelligent and animated lecturer, with just the right amount of humor and seriousness blended together. I'm very glad that I went. I had to read part of Code for class, and while I didn't agree with everything he said in the book, it was still a very interesting read. I have a feeling that it felt off because it was outdated. It makes me curious to read Code 2.0 and Free Culture when I have time.
lordaerith and I went to see Lawrence Lessig give a talk on campus. He talked about the "Read-Only" vs. "Read-Write" culture of the internet and, of course, copyright and the Creative Commons license. It was a very interesting and inspiring talk. He is a very intelligent and animated lecturer, with just the right amount of humor and seriousness blended together. I'm very glad that I went. I had to read part of Code for class, and while I didn't agree with everything he said in the book, it was still a very interesting read. I have a feeling that it felt off because it was outdated. It makes me curious to read Code 2.0 and Free Culture when I have time.
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Date: 2007-02-21 06:08 pm (UTC)What did he have to say about read-only vs. read-write internet?