We Ought To Be Respecting The Principle

I Advocate For Protecting The Liberty Of The Net, And Securing Privacy. I Argue Against People Who Believe Both Are Somehow Given Automatically. They're Not.

If You Are Explaining, You're Losing. It's A Bumper Sticker Culture. People Have To Get It Like That, And If They Don't, If It Takes Three Seconds To Make Them Understand, You're Off Their Radar Screen. Three Seconds To Understand, Or You Lose. This Is Our Problem.

Creativity Is Enhanced By Less-than-perfect Control Over What Content Is On The Network.

Copyright Law Has Got To Give Up Its Obsession With 'the Copy.' The Law Should Not Regulate 'copies' Or 'modern Reproductions' On Their Own. It Should Instead Regulate Uses--like Public Distributions Of Copies Of Copyrighted Work--that Connect Directly To The Economic Incentive Copyright Law Was Intended To Foster.

Power Runs With Ideas That Only The Crazy Would Draw Into Doubt.