David Weinberger: [b@10] Jonathan Zittrain
                   
harvard.edu     May 15, 2008          

After Dean Kagan (correctly) identifies JZ with the Berkman Center, JZ begins by talking about the importance of the fact that the Net at its start was unconstrained by a need to make money. They therefore didn't have to count how many people were on it or how much they were using it. So, they... [read full story]                

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