This document discusses Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law professor known for his work in cyber law and copyright reform. It provides biographical details on Lessig, including his founding of Creative Commons and his argument in the book Free Culture that copyright law has shifted culture from a "free culture" to a "permission culture". The document then previews Lessig's examination in the book of how the internet has affected culture and the tension between commercial and noncommercial culture.

1. CC Free Culture Lessig Preface Introduction

2. Lawrence Lessig

3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lessig_portrait.jpg

4. Professor of law at Harvard Law School

5. Cyber Law “Code is Law”

6. “a constitutionalist”

7. http://www.flickr.com/photos/inacheapwestern/922258999/

8. Eldred v. Ashcroft

9. Founder of Creative Commons

10. Lessig Method

11. Background

12. Early 2000s, USA

13. Common Law And Supreme Court of the US

14. Preface

15. Free Culture to Permission Culture

16. FREE? Back: http://www.flickr.com/photos/billmcintyre/3758236270/ Front: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tyfn/2586016581/

17. Freespeech Free market Free trade Free Culture Free enterprise Free will Free elections

18. Permission Culture

19. “Against that extremism”

20. Introduction

21. CASE #1

22. 1903, North Carolina

23. http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephenliveshere/517610028/

24. 1945, North Carolina

25. Causbys’ Case

26. “Common sense revolts at the idea.”

27. CASE #2

28. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:EdwinHowardArmstrong.jpg

29. 1933, Invention of FM Radio

30. RCA

31. 1954, Suicide

32. Internet

33. “this book is about an effect of the Internet beyond the Internet itself: an effect upon how culture is made.” “이 책은 인터넷 그 자체를 넘어서는 인터넷의 한가지 경향, 즉 문화가 만들어지는 방식에 대한 인터넷의 영향에 관한 책이다.”

34. Commercial Culture and Noncommercial Culture

35. The War ?: Piracy vs Property

36. Next… Part 1 Piracy Part 2 Property

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