High noon on the electronic frontier : conceptual issues in cyberspace

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Ludlow, Peter (ed.), Godwin, Mike (pról.)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge : The MIT Press, 1996
Materias:
DERECHOS DE AUTOR
TIC - Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación
DERECHO DE PATENTES
CIBERESPACIO
INTERNET
SOFTWARE
PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL
PIRATERÍA
Aporte de:Registro referencial: Solicitar el recurso aquí
Centro de Documentación e Información Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani de Universidad de Buenos Aires
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword / Mike Godwin
  • I. PIRACY, PROPERTY RIGHTS, ETC.: DOES INFORMATION "WANT TO BE FREE?"
  • 1. Selling Wine without Bottles: The Economy of Mind on the Global Net / John Perry Barlow
  • 2. Why Patents Are Bad for Software / Simson L. Garfinkel, Richard M. Stallman and Mitchell Kapor
  • 3. Against Software Patents / The League for Programming Freedom
  • 4. Debunking the Software Patent Myths / Paul Heckel
  • 5. So You Want to Be a Pirate? / Pirate Editorial
  • 6. Some "Property" Problems in a Computer Crime Prosecution / Mike Godwin
  • II. HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND TO EXPLORATORY HACKING/CRACKING/PHREAKING?
  • 7. Conscience of a Hacker / The Mentor
  • 8. Prisoner: Phiber Optik Goes Directly to Jail / Julian Dibbell
  • 9. Concerning Hackers Who Break into Computer Systems; Postscript, June 11, 1995 / Dorothy E. Denning
  • 10. Congressional Testimony by Emmanuel Goldstein
  • III. ENCRYPTION, PRIVACY, AND CRYPTO-ANARCHISM
  • 11. How PGP Works/Why Do You Need PGP? / Philip R. Zimmermann
  • 12. Crypto Rebels / Steven Levy
  • 13. Jackboots on the Infobahn / John Perry Barlow
  • 14. Clipper Chip Will Block Crime / Dorothy E. Denning
  • 15. Denning-Barlow Clipper Chip Debate / Dorothy E. Denning and John Perry Barlow
  • 16. Achieving Electronic Privacy / David Chaum
  • 17. Crypto Anarchist Manifesto / Timothy C. May
  • 18. Introduction to BlackNet / Timothy C. May
  • 19. BlackNet Worries / Timothy C. May
  • IV. CENSORSHIP AND SYSOP LIABILITY
  • 20. Censoring Cyberspace / Philip Elmer-Dewitt
  • 21. ACLU Letter to CMU on alt.sex Newsgroups
  • 22. Virtual Community Standards: BBS Oscenity Case Raises New Legal Issues / Mike Godwin
  • 23. Public Networks and Censorship / Jeffrey Shallit
  • 24. Sex and the Single Sysadmin: The Risks of Carrying Graphic Sexual Materials / Mike Godwin
  • 25. Computer and Academic Freedom News's List of Banned Files on College Campuses / Carl Kadie
  • V. SELF AND COMMUNITY ONLINE
  • 26. Gender Swapping on the Internet / Amy S. Bruckman
  • 27. Text-based Virtual Realities: Identity and the Cyborg Body / Elizabeth M. Reid
  • 28. MUDding: Social Phenomena in Text-based Virtual Realities / Pavel Curtis
  • 29. Rape in Cyberspace; or How an Evil Clown, a Haitian Trickster Spirit, Two Wizards, and a Cast of Dozens Turned a Database into a Society / Julian Dibbell
  • 30. Communication and Community on Internet Relay Chat: Constructing Communities / Elizabeth M. Reid
  • 31. Slice of My Life in My Virtual Community / Howard Rheingold
  • 32. pandora's vox: on community in cyberspace / humdog
  • 33. Losing Your Voice on the Internet / James DiGiovanna
  • Appendix 1: Crime and Puzzlement / John Perry Barlow
  • Appendix 2: Hardware 1: The Italian Hacker Crackdown / Peter Ludlow
  • Appendix 3a: Information about Electronic Frontiers Italy (ALCEI); About ALCEI Membership
  • Appendix 3b: Why I Have Joined ALCEI / Bruce Sterling

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