COMMONS MAGAZINE
“Silent Theft raises the kinds of questions that Washington typically represses. The book broaches issues that very likely are going to drive the next big turn of the political wheel. Silent Theft confirms the brooding sense, shared by many, of a system out of control.”
Jonathan Rowe, Washington Monthly.
Host of Panarchy.com, a website that explores complexity theory and networked governance in the information age. “Panarchy” involves “not only the absence of a highest authority” but also “extensive disaggregation of authority as to allow for much greater flexibility, innovation, and experimentation.” [Photo licensed under a CC BY-NC-SA license by infobear]
Director of the Institute of International Studies at UC Berkeley; author of The Success of Open Source Software.
Social aspects of the Internet; author of The Virtual Community and Smart Mobs.
University of Michigan Law School; copyright and the public domain; author of Digital Copyright.
Visiting Professor, New York Law School; analyst of Internet governance and social behavior.
Sociologist and media researcher at Humboldt University, Berlin, with an interest in the digital commons; organizer of the biannual Wizards of OS conferences in Berlin. [Photo by Joi Ito]
Senior researcher at Maastrict University founder of the online journal First Monday scholar of Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS). [Photo by Joi Ito]