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Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace
Book • 1999
In 'Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace', Lawrence Lessig argues that computer code plays a significant role in regulating behavior online, similar to legal codes.
He discusses four major regulators—law, norms, market, and architecture—and their impact on society.
The book also examines the implications for copyright law, suggesting that code can alter the balance in copyright protection by enabling comprehensive licensing of digital content.
He discusses four major regulators—law, norms, market, and architecture—and their impact on society.
The book also examines the implications for copyright law, suggesting that code can alter the balance in copyright protection by enabling comprehensive licensing of digital content.
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as an important work that talks about the four forces that regulate our world: code, law, norms, and markets.


Cory Doctorow

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It's not your job to fix the internet
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as one of the most influential books for him, explaining how people are regulated.

Matthias Kirschner

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Matthias Kirschner on FSFE's Open Source Journey
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when referencing Larry Lessig's book about outcomes determined by code, law, norms, and markets.


Cory Doctorow

Gotcha! Enshittification w/ Cory Doctorow
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when discussing protocols as a set of rules governing interactions in the information space.


William English

S4E36 Institutional Corruption in News Media: A Conversation with William English





