Mozilla Internet Health Reports
Open source software is everywhere. On phones, laptops, watches and even household appliances. The appetite for this type of free, public code is ferocious, but a scarcity of resources to maintain some of the less visible software, on which other software is dependent, has left key parts of the ecosystem
Mozilla Internet Health Reports
Creative Commons, the organization that enables millions of people to bypass traditional copyright, and openly share or reuse works, is embarking on a new mission to make online sharing more purposeful, and the connections between people more meaningful. Creative Commons was founded in 2001, when the idea of the Internet
Mozilla Internet Health Reports
As a career diplomat for the Kingdom of Denmark, Casper Klynge was previously stationed in Indonesia. Now, with a team distributed between Copenhagen, Silicon Valley and Beijing, China, he spearheads a diplomatic mission to technology companies, some of whose gross incomes rival those of his entire country. He is the
This long listicle was created in preparation for a session at the Internet Freedom Festival 2018.
Medium
The recent CIA leak has demonstrated a fact that bears repeating: “Encryption works.”
Blog
I own nothing, have no privacy, and life will never be better. Written in response to @IdaAuken‘s Welcome to 2030.
Tinyletters
What is human-centered, mission-driven digital security?
Blog
While members of the precariat by definition have access to jobs, albeit without any job security or obvious possibilities of future advancement, being part of the unnecessariat gives no access to jobs and no future as such. What the unnecessariat does have is access to drugs and other means of
Tinyletters
This is an excerpt from my asymmetric information newsletter sent out at irregular intervals.
The Murmur
Why are digital locks a security threat? Why is policy becoming increasingly less evidence-based? Can science fiction help us reach Utopia? One of the world's foremost copyright reformists and internet policy progressives explains.
Medium
A Report on the Internet of People
Blog
It’s the future. The digital economy has crashed cataclysmically. Printed books are the only commonly accepted currency. However, as the price of books begins to rise, people start ripping out pages in order to divide the currency into smaller denominations. Finally, they cut out separate passages, then single lines,