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Regulating Online Public/Private Spaces
This document provides a brief history of computing and regulation of online spaces. It traces the development of counting tools in ancient Babylon and China, through early mechanical calculating devices like the Antikythera Mechanism in ancient Greece. It highlights pioneers like Gottfried Leibniz, Charles Babbage, and Ada Lovelace. It discusses the development of computers in the 20th century and the debates around regulating online spaces, referencing works by Stewart Brand, John Perry Barlow, and Lawrence Lessig. The document ends by noting different layers of regulation for technologies like phones.
Regulating Online Public/Private Spaces
- 1. Mathias Klang @klangable mklang@sju.edu Regulating Online Public/Private Spaces
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- 3. 2400 BCE Babylon& China Counting tools
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- 6. Gottfried Leibnitz (1646- 1712) - Invented binary - Mechanical addition machine
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- 8. Charles Babbage TheDifference Engine and the analytical engine
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- 10. Lord Byron’s daughter First programmer Described how Analytical engine could calculate “Bernoulli number” Ada Lovelace
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- 13. memex Vannevar Bush;As We May Think; Atlantic Monthly; July 1945
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- 15. Information Wants ToBe Free. Information also wants to be expensive. ...That tension Steward Brand (1985) will not go away
- 17. The digital isthe original & everything is copy
- 18. Killer apps 1995:Browser wars
- 19. Governments of theIndustrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather. John Perry Barlow (1996) A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace
- 20. A theory ofregulation
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- 23. From “The Works:Anatomy of a City” by Kate Ascher
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- 25. Law Contextual & programmed social rules Architecture Control in digital world Control in analogue world
- 26. Phone: layers ofregulation
- 27. Mathias Klang mklang@sju.eduor @klangable www.klangable.com Image & licensing info in the notes section of slides. Images at www.flickr.com (or specifically stated). This ppt licensed: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Download presentation www.slideshare.net/klang
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- #2 Mark loves the open web. Me too. from Thibaut Ninove cc by nc nd
- #3 Queue By Lars Plougmann cc by sa
- #5 The Antikythera Mechanism by Tilemahos Efthimiadis cc by Ancient analog computer for predicting astronomical positions and eclipses.(100 BCE)
- #6 [Employee with slide rule, Hercules Powder Co. Experiment Station, Wilmington, DE] by SMU Central University Libraries No known Copyright.jpg Slide rules (1621), for logarithms multiplication, division & trigonometry Wilhelm Schickard (1623) & Blaise Pascal (1645) developed mechanical addition and subtraction machines
- #8 Radevormwald-Dahlerau Early binary encoding / Jacquard weaving loom in the historic cloth mill of "Johann Wülfing & Sohn" by Werner Wittersheim cc by nc The punch cards in the back ground contain the complete information of an often very complex weaving pattern and actuate the elaborate mechanism of the weaving loom. Joseph Marie Jacquard
- #10 Babbage efterföljande försök, styrdes via hålkort för att kunna beskriva generella matematiska problem. Blev ej heller den klar, pga. ekonomiska, politiska problem. Replica built in the 1990 weighs 2600 kg. London Science Museum: http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/onlinestuff/stories/babbage.aspx
- #11 In mathematics, the Bernoulli numbers are a sequence of rational numbers with deep connections to number theory. Wikipedia
- #13 Written in Gold by Anonymous Account cc by Holleriths tabuleringsmaskin användes vid den amerikanska folkräkningen 1890, den förra (1880) tog 8 år att beräkna och man antog att 1890:s skulle ta 13 år. Använde hålkort. Och 1890:s folkräkning tog med Holleriths maskin bara 18 månader att genomföra. Användes av försäkringsbolag mm. Till redovisning. Holleriths företag var ett av urspungen till IBM.
- #15 This image is (c) by Musée de l'Informatique http://www.flickr.com/photos/museeinformatique/3784821545/
- #16 Climbing Muellers Peak, Summer By Powerhouse Museum Collection
- #17 Hypertext in the wild - Tim Berners-Lee (1990/91) WWW an open standard
- #18 anti botox brigade by emdot anti botox brigade from emdot cc by
- #20 Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) By Aristocrats-hat cc by nc
- #21 Ready for Chaos by bdgamer cc by nc sa
- #22 Supreme Court by Mark Fischer cc by sa
- #23 Drive Slow by Shawn Semmes cc by nc
- #24 The Works: Anatomy of a City by Kate Ascher http://www.amazon.com/The-Works-Anatomy-Kate-Ascher/dp/0143112708
- #27 Texting By Jhaymesisviphotography cc by The payment plan The data plan The App Social Control Law Markets Economics e