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October 21, 2009
Posted by Bill Herman

Nook’s LendMe Tech: No Substitute for First Sale, but Already Inspiring Irrational Fears

I’m excited by Barnes & Noble’s Nook, its entry into the eReader market. I can’t wait for somebody to do for journal article PDFs what the Rio did for MP3s. It’s unclear if the Nook will do this (word is that the Kindle DX is a disappointment on this count–a pity at almost $500), but [...]

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October 9, 2009
Posted by Loki

lessig on institutional corruption

Professor Lessig is presenting on Institutional Corruption today at the Kennedy School as his first public appearance at Harvard since his return a few months ago.
Professor Lessig likes to introduce three ideas to frame his talk today: 1) influence, 2) independence and 3) responsibility.
Relying on his framework of the four modalities of control [...]

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