Rather than duplicate what I’ve written elsewhere, I’ll just point to it: http://www.questioncopyright.org/open_government_data_principles ‘Nuff said.

If you haven’t read The Feud in this Tuesday’s New York Times “Science Times” section, do have a look. It’s

Last July, at OSCON in Portland, Oregon, I put a whiteboard in the main conference hallway (with help from the

“This flight starts and ends at different airports.” Well, that’s reassuring…

I received the oddest spearphishing attack the other day. At least, I’m pretty sure that’s what it was, though can’t

I like this photograph because the light and image somehow seem to capture the sound of the bluegrass jam at

Lee Bollinger has gotten a lot of criticism for his extremely harsh introduction of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran,

Surprisingly, the verb “wikipudiate” does not seem to exist yet. At least, a Google search turns up no hits. I

This Friday I attended a productive and unexpectedly fascinating workshop at UC Berkeley, aimed at developing a model policy for