Due to the fluid nature of the web, we can't guarantee these links will work past the original posting date.

Last week's column about peer-to-peer.

Ashleigh Brilliant, legal scholar. Subtle, he's not.

The Baen Free Library, in which a commercial publisher offers up some of its books for free AND claims to makie money doing so.

Thomas Macaulay's famous 1841 speech that led the British Parliament to NOT extend the copyright period. This was pre-Disney, of course.

Ted Nelson's Xanadu, 42 years old and still my favorite Digital Rights Management system. I figure in another decade the Internet will be ready for this thing.