Seth Finkelstein GrepLaw Interview (Censorware, Copyright, and Blogs)
GrepLaw has an interview with me today:
Seth Finkelstein on Censorware, Copyright, and Blogs
http://grep.law.harvard.edu/article.pl?sid=03/12/16/0526234&mode=nocomment
It's over 6,000 words long. Of course, I think it's well worth reading. But I'm biased there.
The topics range over censorware, copyright, DMCA, free-speech activism, committing bloggery, and more. I went on at length. So even if you've heard me say it all before, it might be worth a look just for the collected edition.
[Update: URL now goes to archived text on my site]
By Seth Finkelstein | posted in infothought | on December 16, 2003 07:24 AM (Infothought permalink) | Followups
Yes, it is worth reading. And rereading at leisure from the printed form; it's about 5,500 words too long to absorb from the screen.
The set of blogs that reference it should be interesting to trace: I got to it from Copyfight, accidentally first on my list of IP-related blog Favorites (which are in alphabetic order).
(I had no idea you were so young. Makes me feel even older...)
I agree. Interesting interview, worth reading again.
I just added it to Secure Computing's database of filtered URLs.
Love always,
Dave
P.S. I am now Minister of Disinformation at Secure Computing.
P.P.S. Fear me.