On 25 Sep 2015, at 20:59, Michael Gurstein wrote:
Thanks Ted, very useful.
I guess what I'm curious about is the motivations, individual and/or
corporate thought processes/incentives etc. that underlie the initial
decision to go down this path and then the multitude of decisions at
various
Ted and all,
Far be it from me to second guess the insight (or well-placed cynicism) of
Nettimer folks but dare I say that not all folks who should be, are quite as
perspicacious.
The flavour of the day in global governance circles--think managing the
Internet (ICANN etc.), the environment,
This is the way the industry always works when closed-source. This event
should remind everyone (and especially consumer associations) how
important is to have the industry release its software open-source, down
to the firmware and hardware. This must be an imperative especially for
But of
It'll be very interesting indeed to hear what the stars of ~German
media theory have to say about this. Maybe about as much as most US
academics have to say about their role in imposing indentured
servitude on subsequent generations...
The German state of Lower Saxony owns
