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: The Patry Copyright BlogHanky Panky in France?
By Senior Copyright Counsel, Google Inc.
I am presently CEO of Sopinspace, Society for Public Information Spaces, a company that I have founded in 2004. Sopinspace develops free software and provides commercial services for the organisation of public debates and collaborative work over the Internet. In parallel, I am active as an analyst of the stakes of the information revolution and engaged in actions for the reform of intellectual rights regimes. This is part of a long commitment to the development of technical tools, processes and social environments that help everyone to be more creative, more capable or critical thinking and constructive exchanges with others.
Here is a link to another bio of him. He is also I believe a former EU Commission official. He recent post called "Corruption overflow in the policy-making environment,? discusses inside politics within France and the EU, a noteworthy topic given the current French Presidency of the EU. For those of us in the U.S., the post is an intriguing look at politics on the other side of the pond, although it must be said that one cite to other examples in other countries, including the U.S.
Full post as published by The Patry Copyright Blog on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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