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Cory Doctorow, Life in the Information Economy
One of my side-projects is running a series of talks in Cambridge, UK. A couple of weeks ago Cory Doctorow (the editor of Boing Boing) gave the inaugural talk. According to Cory, we made a bet, some decades ago, that the information economy would be based on buying and selling information. We were totally, 100 percent wrong.
Cory is a great speaker: articulate, amusing and thought-provoking. If you’re at all interested in copyright, DRM or piracy then here’s the video.
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Good link. Cory Doctorow rocks. Thanks!