Culture and anarchy
In the second part of this series I'll be looking at how the internet has put a new pressure on ideas of ownership and value. The internet has a fundamental affinity with the idea of "free". It was not created for profit, but by the US military and the academic world to enable collaboration, and... Continue Reading →
This blog is mostly about pretty high minded things, but it can’t hurt occasionally to deviate into the practical. I make my living as a commercial writer. I’m old enough to remember typewriters, and though I had one at college I hated using it. Correcting mistakes (and I made a lot of mistakes) was just... Continue Reading →
