International Law

considering Lessig
So Lessig isn’t saying no to Congress quite yet. This really should excite me; to call Lessig one of my heroes is not a stretch at all. Lawrence Lessig 1 by Mario Carvajal. License: My initial response was, I think, pretty solid: Lessig would make a very good Congressman...

Lessig 08
Lawrence Lessig makes two announcements.  And sets up Lessig ‘08.  Watch the video.  Then get over to ActBlue and be part of the grassroots movement to convince him to run for Congress by contributing...

Lessig/ Colbert Remix Redux
Fresh from Lawrence Lessig's blog -- Stephen Colbert's response to the remixes of his interview with Lessig. Loyal readers (yeah, you know who you are!) will remember recent posts on Lessig/ Colbert...

Interview with Professor Lessig
Click here for an interview with Professor Lawrence Lessig, currently a professor at Stanford Law School, where he has earned a reputation as a leading expert on intellectual property...

Lessig on Faith Based Technology Policy, Net Neutrality
Here is Larry Lessig’s assessment of McCain’s technology policy, which, by the way, was written and titled before McCain’s VP pick. Lessig chronicles how the U.S. has lost ground in terms of broadband infrastructure in the past eight years...

Corruption 2.0
I’ve signed up for the SCL Lecture 2008 in which Prof Larry Lessig will consider “Corruption 2.0 - the destructive effect of money within politics, and the role technology might play in counterbalancing it...

Law Blog Q & A With Lawrence Lessig
Yesterday, in our post on the copyright flap between J.K. Rowling and the Harry Potter Lexicon, we noted that in December ?Stanford Law School?s Anthony Falzone ? a former Bingham McCutchen litigator and the heir apparent to Lawrence Lessig?s Fair Use Project ? agreed to help? the defendant in the suit...

Q&A with Lawrence Lessig
The always informative and often entertaining WSJ Law Blog has a Q&A with Lawrence Lessig and why he is morphing from copyright to "eliminating the corroding influence of money in politics...