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Media and Internet
showcase topics
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Free Press
- Free Software Foundation
- Public Knowledge
- PR Watch
- The Wealth of Networks by Yochai Benkler (Yale, 2006)
- Code 2.0, by Lawrence Lessig (Based Books, 2006)
- Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman’s Crusade for Free Software by Sam Williams (O’Reilly, 2002)
- The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It by Jonathan Zittrain (Yale, 2008)
- Viral Spiral by David Bollier (New Press, 2009)
- Who Controls the Internet by Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu (Oxford, 2006)
- Wikinomics by Donald Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams (Portfolio, 2006)
Media and Internet

4 Feb 2010 / David Bollier
The Public Domain Manifesto
New statement declares the public domain the rule and copyright the exception. read more

29 Jan 2010 / shareable.net
10 Signs Pointing Us Toward a Commons-based Society
Streets for people, pirate legislators, health care as a commons & more read more
28 Jan 2010 / David Bollier
New Frontiers of Commons-based Innovation: Stylish video satires, new collaborative systems for volunteering. Read more...
20 Jan 2010 / David Bollier
DIY Book Scanning Takes Off: The rise of a global commons devoted to the cheap scanning of books for personal use. Read more...
30 Nov 2009 / David Bollier
Stealth Treaty Seeks Strict Controls Over Internet: Never heard of ACTA? That’s exactly what Hollywood and other copyright industries want. Read more...
13 Nov 2009 / David Bollier
Barcelona Charter for Free Culture is Released: Historic statement by commoners takes the offensive against regressive Internet policies Read more...
2 Nov 2009 / David Bollier
The Digital Republic: From Barcelona, David Bollier outlines the struggle to secure and expand the commons Read more...
6 Oct 2009 / David Bollier
The Politics of Copyright Law Explained.: William Patry's "Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars" Read more...
5 Oct 2009 / David Bollier
Government 2.0: A new push to open up Congress, the courts and federal agencies via the Internet. Read more...
