Resources

Critical Information Studies: Intellectual Property and the Information Society Readings / Resources

Week 1: Introduction: 02/08/05 -

Gitlin; "Critical Information Studies: A Manifesto,"; Media Unlimited - (required)

Week 2: The Information Age? 02/09/05 -

Webster; The Information Society Reader, (required)

Week 3: Market fundamentalism considered. 02/10/05 -

Webster; The Information Society Reader (required)

May; The Information Society: A Sceptical View (required)

Week 4: Technofundamentalism considered 02/11/05 -

Light Katz, Thompson; Controlling Technology (required)

Week 5: Technolibertarianism and "Code as Law." 02/12/05 -

Lessig; Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace (required)

Week 6 Introduction to Copyright 02/13/05 -

Vaidhyanathan; Copyrights and Copywrongs (required)

Week 7: Advanced copyright issues. 02/14/05 -

Lessig; Free Culture (required)

Week 8:The Copyright Crisis? 02/15/05 -

Vaidhyanathan; The Anarchist in the Library (required)

Week 9: Technocopyright and the Global Copyright Crisis. 02/16/05 -

Vaidhyanathan; The Anarchist in the Library (required)

Week 10: Global information policy. 02/17/05 -

Drahos, Braithwaite; Information Feudalism (required)

Week 11: The Promise of Free and Open Source 02/18/05 -

Eric Raymond; The Cathedral and the Bazaar (required)

Dibona et. al; Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution (required)

Week 12: The Patent Paradoxes. 02/19/05 -

Jaffe, Lerner; Innovation and Its Discontents (required)

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