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Net Neutrality: Lessig & Crumley

Posted by Peter Bihr at November 24, 2006

Two brief videos about net neutrality:

Arin Crumley’s “Human Lobotomy”

…which features a fair deal of Larry Lessig, so here’ Lessig in an interview with netzpolitik.org’s Markus Beckedahl, too.

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Categories: DRM, collaboration, commons, connected world, culturally insensitive, cyberculture, digital divide, digital rights, net neutrality, somewhat political

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