Law in the Internet Society

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Introduction

The continuing migration of human activity 'online' requires a re-examination of many of the bargains embodied in our social contract--bargains antiquated by the underlying technological change. Debates about intellectual property laws and privacy are, at their core, debates about the right balance between our interests in autonomy, equality, prosperity and security. Consequently, it is hard to overstate the importance of the consensus we reach on these issues. We are balancing fundamental values.
 
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We should not entrust the balancing process to politics as usual. That is to say, we should not allow it to devolve into a bargain between incumbent factions with the resources to capture the political process. We need real grass-roots deliberation. We need an internet architected to curtail the influence of the incumbents--a network where both ownership and control are maximally dispersed.
 
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How Technology has enhanced the power of incumbents

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Mesh Networks and the IEEE 802.11s Standard

 
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Network Architecture can act as a check and balance on power

 
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One Laptop Per Child.. and Teenager, Father, Grandmother

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Free Software, Free Firmware, Free Choice
 
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Value consensus from the bottom up
 
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The Technical Implementation

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Table of Contents


More Spectrum Than You Can Shake a Stick At

February 2009

The F.C.C Shows its stripes

Broadcasting or Webcasting?

Mesh Networks and the IEEE 802.11s Standard

One Laptop Per Child.. and Teenager, Father, Grandmother

Why it's important (or One Switch to Rule Them All)

One Switch to Rule Them All

Code is Law

Federalist Papers

Free Software, Free Firmware, Free Choice

Consensus and Laws from Anarchism

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