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| − | * Name: Esmond Kane, Ezi | + | * '''Name:''' Esmond Kane, Ezi |
| − | * Academic Status: Undergrad and Overhere | + | * '''Academic Status:''' Undergrad and Overhere |
| − | * Class interests: | + | * '''Class interests:''' |
** Intellectual Property and Copyright | ** Intellectual Property and Copyright | ||
** DRM, Assumed-Piracy and Software-Libre | ** DRM, Assumed-Piracy and Software-Libre | ||
*** Sampling, the judiciary and caseload necessity | *** Sampling, the judiciary and caseload necessity | ||
*** Technology and Economic Incentivization | *** Technology and Economic Incentivization | ||
| + | *** The Home Theatre, hive of rampant criminal activity or digital-hearth? | ||
** MMO-etc in the First vs Third World | ** MMO-etc in the First vs Third World | ||
*** Castronova's Virtual Property and Zittrain's Generative Internet | *** Castronova's Virtual Property and Zittrain's Generative Internet | ||
*** Lanier's "Digital Maoism" and Wale's/Negroponte's "Empowered Unwashed" | *** Lanier's "Digital Maoism" and Wale's/Negroponte's "Empowered Unwashed" | ||
| − | *** The Horde at the Gate | + | *** The Horde at the Gate: eGold and unchecked Digital-Economic growth |
| − | ** Swarming and Groupthink. Novelty and Originality | + | ** Flash-Mobs, Swarming and Groupthink. Novelty and Originality? |
** Silicon snake-oil and the Singularity | ** Silicon snake-oil and the Singularity | ||
| − | ** The MMORPG Treadmill | + | ** The MMORPG Treadmill, when is Gold-Mining Labour? Opportunity and online Rights |
| − | * Admin of the Harvard Forge [http://forge.abcd.harvard.edu] | + | ** Desktop Trenchwarfare: zombies want my brains/credit-card. The Security vs Malware Arms Race |
| − | + | * '''Work:''' Sys-Admin in the Harvard Art Museums | |
| + | * '''Misc:''' Admin of the Harvard Forge [http://forge.abcd.harvard.edu] | ||
| − | You can read my Spring06 LSTU-E120 midterm paper on iTunesU [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ezi/dodo here] (synopsis: DRM and Archiving are fundamentally incompatible) and my final paper on NetNeutrality [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ezi/punishing-success/ here] (synopsis: ISP bitstream intrusion invalidates the Safe Harbour rationale). You can read my final MUSI-E145 | + | You can read my Spring06 LSTU-E120 midterm paper on iTunesU [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ezi/dodo here] (synopsis: DRM and Archiving are fundamentally incompatible) and my final paper on NetNeutrality [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ezi/punishing-success/ here] (synopsis: ISP bitstream intrusion invalidates the Safe Harbour rationale). You can read my final paper for MUSI-E145 on "The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld" [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adventures_Beyond_The_Ultraworld here]. Note: Ultraworld is being actively edited so go to the history to see the "ezi" edits. |
Revision as of 23:06, 14 September 2006
- Name: Esmond Kane, Ezi
- Academic Status: Undergrad and Overhere
- Class interests:
- Intellectual Property and Copyright
- DRM, Assumed-Piracy and Software-Libre
- Sampling, the judiciary and caseload necessity
- Technology and Economic Incentivization
- The Home Theatre, hive of rampant criminal activity or digital-hearth?
- MMO-etc in the First vs Third World
- Castronova's Virtual Property and Zittrain's Generative Internet
- Lanier's "Digital Maoism" and Wale's/Negroponte's "Empowered Unwashed"
- The Horde at the Gate: eGold and unchecked Digital-Economic growth
- Flash-Mobs, Swarming and Groupthink. Novelty and Originality?
- Silicon snake-oil and the Singularity
- The MMORPG Treadmill, when is Gold-Mining Labour? Opportunity and online Rights
- Desktop Trenchwarfare: zombies want my brains/credit-card. The Security vs Malware Arms Race
- Work: Sys-Admin in the Harvard Art Museums
- Misc: Admin of the Harvard Forge [1]
You can read my Spring06 LSTU-E120 midterm paper on iTunesU here (synopsis: DRM and Archiving are fundamentally incompatible) and my final paper on NetNeutrality here (synopsis: ISP bitstream intrusion invalidates the Safe Harbour rationale). You can read my final paper for MUSI-E145 on "The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld" here. Note: Ultraworld is being actively edited so go to the history to see the "ezi" edits.