Friday, 28 March 2008
IP academia is a field dominated by obsession with new technologies. Every now and then we need a reality check. While there are lots of things one could read to get that reality check, this post, by Tarleton Gillespie (author of Wired Shut: Copyright and the Shape of Digital Culture (MIT Press, June 2007)) prompted me to think more broadly today.
Bookmark or share this story:
Del.icio.us | 
Digg | 
Reddit | 
ma.gnolia.com | 
Newsvine | 
furl |
Technorati | 
IceRocket | 
PubSub | 
Google | 
Yahoo
Leave a Reply
Do not post material that is defamatory or obscene, that infringes any third party's copyrights, trademarks or other proprietary rights, or that violates any other right of any other person.
We reserve the right to remove or edit any comment for any reason.
Note: Posting more than two links in a comment may cause it not to appear because it will be submitted for moderation. Also, links in comments will not be counted by Google, so spamming is pointless.
Posts
Comments
Posts