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About Me
- Andres Guadamuz
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- This blog has moved.
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2006
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March
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- The DRM debate
- CFP reminder
- The zombie clause
- When batteries run out...
- Stealing Wifi
- March 2006 issue of SCRIPT-ed live
- The politics of access to knowledge
- Measuring CC popularity
- Downloaders buy more music
- The Economist on open source
- Vanity Wikipedia
- A licence or a contract?
- Update on Dutch CC case
- Online gold farming
- EDonkey server shut down
- Creative Commons enforced in court
- Changes in media consumption patterns
- The wild and wacky world of chain letters
- Report clears GPL of securities threat
- Google Drive
- Napster blames Microsoft
- DRM down under
- Charging to browse
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March
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- Censorphip (1)
- Conferences (37)
- Copyright gone mad (57)
- Creative Commons (51)
- Cybercrime (28)
- Dispute Resolution (2)
- DRM (37)
- e-commerce (14)
- Feeling silly (49)
- Games (44)
- Globalisation (13)
- Governance (16)
- Hacking (18)
- iSummit (7)
- Litigation (44)
- Meme (14)
- Networks (34)
- New technologies (25)
- Open content (46)
- Open source (38)
- P2P (61)
- Patent abuse (14)
- Popular Culture (5)
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- Regulation (54)
- Reviews (2)
- SCRIPT-ed (14)
- Software patents (45)
- Spam (8)
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that's really funny!
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