[Mindjack Release] October 07, 2002

[Donald Melanson]

Mindjack Release
October 07, 2002
http://www.mindjack.com

Feature:

Lawrence Lessig and the Future of Ideas:
The tottering architecture of intellectual property
by Bryan Alexander

Between the advent of the integrated circuit in the 1950s and the social 
growth of the internet in the early 1980s, digital media made a steady, 
developing impact on everyday American life. Following a greater 
expansion in the late 1980s, and especially through the takeoff of the 
World Wide Web in the early 1990s, the world of networked digital 
devices has expanded exponentially, touching and reshaping nearly aspect 
of life, from journalism to marketing, education to crime, military 
tactics to sexuality. The promises of this transformation are 
well-known, and range from the incidental to the utopian. At the same 
time, anxieties about the impact of the digital world upon the analog 
were widespread, appearing in popular culture and policymaking.

http://www.mindjack.com/feature/lessig.html

Gear:

l'espion Digital Camera
reviewed by Donald Melanson

The l'espion is really, really small—about the size of a box of matches, 
and is one of the few keychain devices small enough to actually use as a 
keychain.

http://www.mindjack.com/gear/lespion.html