What the Dormouse Said
Susan Crawford blogs about John Markoff’s new book, What the Dormouse Said, which draws an intriguing connection between the San… Read More »What the Dormouse Said
Ideas
Making Visible the Invisible
From Susan Crawford: Internet exceptionalism makes sense to me, but not because of the “we can’t be regulated” argument. Electronic… Read More »Making Visible the Invisible
The Discipline and the Furniture of the Mind
Thomas Friedman has a well-known knack for distilling others’ thoughts into his columns in the Times. In today’s column, on… Read More »The Discipline and the Furniture of the Mind
Confederate Memorial Hall
A panel of the Tennessee Court of Appeals (pdf link) has concluded that Vanderbilt University is bound by contract not… Read More »Confederate Memorial Hall
Reith Lectures 2005
BBC Radio is presenting the Reith Lectures 2005, and this year’s topic is “The Triumph of Technology.” The 2005 Lecturer… Read More »Reith Lectures 2005