Lessig

Dear Prof. Lessig,

Decided to glom on to this blog to thank you for your appearance at the 92nd St. Y on Mar. 23rd. I work for a magazine publisher with a website and the push-me, pull me thinking surrounding copyright protection and permission granting in a digital environment is a constant battle between the polar opposites of either expansion (free content) or contraction (lock down and charge $). We are gradually building a business model with an intelligent mixture, but your presentation allowed me to take a giant step back and get the big picture (yet again).

We spend a good deal of time debating the mechanics of content value, delivery, and protection (PDFs vs. html, for example) but instinctively I know that this is the "car talk" of the present and future and that we're tinkering with the little parts. It was a great pleasure to revisit concepts which might make it possible to revise the whole framework of idea/content management. So you've a new fan, and of course, now, a student.

Regards,

N. J. Castro

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I applaud these excellent principles. Free Culture should remain that and not be subsumed into agencies, authorities or anyone else. See Cyberlaw for more ethics discussion