Frontiers of Net Neutrality: Recognizing the Bottlenecks
The front-page WSJ article on Google’s alleged backsliding on net neutrality has spawned a lot of controversy on the web.… Read More »Frontiers of Net Neutrality: Recognizing the Bottlenecks
Frank Pasquale
Cyber-Stimulus
As I read over some fascinating papers for the Wharton CMCL tomorrow, I’m happy to see that many leading thinkers… Read More »Cyber-Stimulus
Warmthvertising
Now here is some marketing change I can believe in: In a national advertising first, Stove Top Stuffing is warming… Read More »Warmthvertising
The Structural Transformation of the Recursive Public Sphere
Christopher Kelty’s book Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software offers an anthropological take on a phenomenon often assimilated… Read More »The Structural Transformation of the Recursive Public Sphere
Does Google Have a Right to Censor?
Jeffrey Rosen had an excellent article on “Google’s Gatekeepers” today, focusing on the company’s legal and policy decisions about what… Read More »Does Google Have a Right to Censor?