What the Internet Is
This works as a manifesto. I didn’t write it — it’s by the brilliant technologist David P. Reed. Occasionally, people […]
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Freedom to Connect
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Infinite spectrum vs scarcity hype
David Isenberg explains that spectrum for various forms of wireless transmission and communication is treated as scarce, similar to real
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Bruce Sterling talk at ATX Hackerspace
I shot this video of Bruce at an EFF-Austin-sponsored event February 25 at ATX Hackespace. We were rallying the troops.
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Internet Code Ring! (Interview with Phil Zimmermann, circa 1993)
Discovered that this interview is no longer findable online, so I’m republishing it here. A version of this was published
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How should the Internet be governed?
This piece hints at the politicization of the Internet and the complexity of its future. The Internet Corporation for Assigned
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Increase bandwidth exponentially
Internet prime mover Vint Cerf echoes what I’ve been hearing from other architects of the TCP/IP network: we should focus
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EFF-Austin revives meeting series
EFF-Austin has been quietly working along presenting occasional events (like the recent Texas Government 2.0 Camp), operating its email list,
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Transitional Internet
I continue to be focused on the future of the Internet and aware of divergent paths. In the later 2000s,
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The Future of the Internet
Slides for the version of this talk that I presented last night (2/23/2011) to the Central Texas IEEE Consultants’ Network.
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Routing around suppression
The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. – John Gilmore, 1993 I thought about John’s quote yesterday
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Tim Wu and the future of the Internet
Tim Wu explains the rise and fall of information monopolies in a conversation with New York Times blogger Nick Bilton.
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Advocating for the Open Internet
“Net neutrality” and “freedom to connect” might be loaded or vague terminologies; the label “Open Internet” is clearer, more effective,
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Cory Doctorow in Austin
Cory Doctorow was in Austin yesterday on a book tour for his new young adult novel, For the Win. Cory
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Fiber Fete: Google’s fiber testbed
Minnie Ingersoll of Google at Fiber Fete talking about what Google is doing with it’s fiber testbed project. What they