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July 4, 2008
Lessig on the Declaration of Independence
In this keynote talk at Personal Democracy Forum 2008: Rebooting the System, Lawrence Lessig (Stanford) offers a fresh interpretation of the Founders' vision of American government as one whose representatives would stand independent of corrupting influences, and calls for a new net-powered reform movement to fix the bugs in today's democracy. Lessig is the co-founder, with Joe Trippi, of Change-Congress.org. View the video. [JH]
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Who knew that the DOI was written with bloggers firmly in mind? I did not! Also - that pamphlets were written under CC licensing. Back in the day was more advanced than I thought.
Posted by: Alex Steed | Jul 22, 2008 11:27:33 AM
