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I spent this weekend in Sebastopol, where I took part in the gathering of 30 open government advocates to develop…
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I spent this weekend in Sebastopol, where I took part in the gathering of 30 open government advocates to develop…
Death is not the solution. Death is the problem. The UN has started the final procedures to put to a…
Photo by ‘nailbender’ The rule of law is at the basis of human societies. What kind of rule, law, and…
Today on the Second Life News Network there is the news that at least one of the presidential candidates at…
Bruce Sterling points to a nice article in the Guardian about the latest round of enlargement of the European Union,…
In the recesses of the 2006 budget approved by the Italian parliament (pdf) a curious element was found to be…
Geof Stone is guest-blogging on Lessig.org about dissent, and how politicized media or strong-arming politics can suppress it, or try…
The New York Times covers the signing ceremony of the European Constitution. 450 million people joined voluntarily to create the…
The enblogment by Lessig of Kerry is becoming a full blown applied memetics experiment, in both establishing the power of…