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Credit Where Credit's Due [ 2007-04-01 ] [ cite ]
Foreword [ 2007-03-01 ] [ cite ]
The Vision for the Creative Commons: What are We and Where are We Headed? Free Culture [ 2007-03-01 ] [ cite ]
Does Copyright Have Limits? Eldred v. Ashcroft and its Aftermath [ 2007-03-01 ] [ cite ]
I Blew It on Microsoft [ 2007-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Costly Addiction [ 2006-11-02 ] [ cite ]
Congress Must Keep Broadband Competition Alive [ 2006-10-18 ] [ cite ]
Code Version 2.0 [ 2006-09-01 ] [ cite ]
Re-crafting a Public Domain [ 2006-08-01 ] [ cite ]
The Second Annual Distinguished Lecture in Intellectual Property and Communications Law : Creative Economies [ 2006-08-01 ] [ cite ]
Where the Truth Lies [ 2006-07-01 ] [ cite ]
No Tolls on the Internet [ 2006-06-08 ] [ cite ]
(Re)creativity: How Creativity Lives [ 2006-06-01 ] [ cite ]
Creativity in Real Space [ 2006-06-01 ] [ cite ]
Can Microsoft Save the Net? [ 2006-03-01 ] [ cite ]
.commons [ 2006-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Creatives Face a Closed Net [ 2005-12-29 ] [ cite ]
Google's Tough Call [ 2005-11-01 ] [ cite ]
The March of the Web-Enabled Amateurs [ 2005-09-21 ] [ cite ]
Rotten Rulings [ 2005-09-01 ] [ cite ]
Voice-Over-IP's Unlikely Hero [ 2005-05-01 ] [ cite ]
Let a Thousand Googles Bloom [ 2005-04-01 ] [ cite ]
Why Your Broadband Sucks [ 2005-03-01 ] [ cite ]
They're Not Worthy: Why Extend the Copyright On Works That No Longer Have Commercial Value? [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Failures of Fair Use and the Future of Free Culture, in [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Let a Thousand Googles Bloom [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Foreword [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Creative Freedom for All [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Why Wilco is the Future of Music [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
They're Not Worthy [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The People Own Ideas! [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Same Old Song [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Epstein is Smart, but Still Wrong [ 2005-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Technology Over Ideology [ 2004-12-04 ] [ cite ]
Bytes and Bullets [ 2004-11-24 ] [ cite ]
Our Kids Are In Big Trouble [ 2004-10-01 ] [ cite ]
Coase's First Question [ 2004-10-01 ] [ cite ]
Porn Free [ 2004-09-01 ] [ cite ]
Copyrighting the President [ 2004-08-01 ] [ cite ]
Stamping Out Good Science [ 2004-07-01 ] [ cite ]
A Modest Proposal: Hold Hollywood Hostage Till We Kill Farm Subsidies [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Antitrust Smackdown [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Protectionism Will Kill Recovery! [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Laws of Cyberspace [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Creative Commons [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Commons That Libraries Build [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
PrŽface [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Keynote: The International Information Society (2003 Stanford Law & Technology Association Conference: Ideas Without Boundaries: Creating and Protecting Intellectual Property in the International Arena [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Civil Complaint for Declaratory Judgment [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Fair Use of 'Fair and Balanced'? [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Free Culture: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Insanely Destructive Devices [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Free(ing) Culture for Remix [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Stop Making Pills Political Prisoners [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Gideon's Paradox. Colloquium: Deborah L. Rhode's Access to Justice [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
How I Lost the Big One [ 2004-01-01 ] [ cite ]
New Road to the White House [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Laying Down the Law: Bill Thompson Talks to Lawrence Lessig, Who is Leading the Fight For Creative Freedom [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Open-Source, Closed Minds [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Protecting Mickey Mouse At Art's Expense [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Wireless Spectrum: Defining the 'Commons' in Cyberspace [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Place of Cyberlaw in The Place of Law [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Spamsters Know The Laws Will Never Be Enforced [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Service Calls [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Law Regulating Code Regulating Law [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
An Information Society: Free or Feudal? [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Dedication: The Lesson Patterson Taught [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code Breaking: Spectrum for All [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code Breaking: Service Calls [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Dunwody Distinguished Lecture In Law: The Creative Commons [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Fiber to the People [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Internet Providers Must Not Dictate Content [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
How to Unspam the Internet [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Governance [ 2003-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Ley del Caballo: Lo Que el Ciberderecho Podria Ensenar [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Open Source Baselines: Compared to What? in Government Policy Toward Open Source Software, Robert W. Hahn, editor [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Regra Dos Direitos Autorais [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
May The Source Be With You [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Bounty on Spammers [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Who's Holding Back Broadband? [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The End of Innovation? [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Privacy As Property [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Hollywood v. Silicon Valley: Make New Code, Not War [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Threat to Innovation on the Web [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Viewpoints: Racing Against Time; Freeing Creative Ideas From Copyright Protections That Last Too Long [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Internet Law [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Architecture of Innovation [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Introduction to: Free Software, Free Society: Selected Essays of Richard M. Stallman [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Anti-trusting Microsoft [ 2002-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Artful Dodges [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
May the Source Be With You [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
It's Still a Safe World for Microsoft [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Roundtable Discussion with Lawrence Lessig, David G. Post, and Jeffrey Rosen; Moderated and Edited by Thomas E. Baker [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Internet Under Siege [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The internet's undoing: Commercial control and tighter protection of intellectual property will end up stifling innovation [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Architecting Innovation [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Antitrust and Verify: Will Microsoft Admit It Has Lost? [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Just Compensation [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Adobe in Wonderland [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Rules of Politics [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Let the Stories Go [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The End of End-to-End: Preserving the Architecture of the Internet in the Broadband Era [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Privacy and Attention Span [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Jail Time in the Digital Age [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Law of the Horse: What Cyberlaw Might Teach [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Visible Hand [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Open Code, Open Culture [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Preface to a Conference on Trust (Symposium: Trust Relationships) [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Limits of Credibility [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Jail Time, Digital Style [ 2001-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Cracking the Microsoft Case [ 2000-06-05 ] [ cite ]
Online Patents: Keep Them Pending [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code is Law: On Liberty in Cyberspace [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Foreword: Cyberspace and Privacy: A New Legal Paradigm? [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Government Property: The Bureaucrats in Washington Don't Just Break Monopolies...They Also Make Them. [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
End Game - Clinton Versus the Internet [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Straightjacket on the Jacket? [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Technology Will Solve Web Privacy Problems [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Right Back at Ya; The Question Remains: What Were the Principles Behind Bill Gates' Position on the Justice Department's Case Against Microsoft? [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Letter to Bill [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The End of End-to-End: Preserving the Architecture of the Internet in the Broadband Era [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Will AOL Own Everything? [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Microsoft Misreads Professor Lessig. Tie Game [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Open Access to Cable Modems [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Patent Problems [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
In Search of Skeptics [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Battling Censorware [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Cyberspace Prosecutor [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Europe's 'Me-Too' Patent Law: Copying US Legislation on Intellectual Property Rights Threatens to Inhibit Software Innovation [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Expert Report of Professor Lawrence Lessig Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(a)(2)(B) [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Rules of Law [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Death of Cyberspace [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Right Back at Ya [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Innovation, Regulation and the Internet [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Copyrights Rule: Courts are Racing to Enjoin Alleged Violators of Copyright Law, Taking No Account of the Effects on the Development of the Internet [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Behind the Curtain [ 2000-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Thinking Different(ly) [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Architecture of Mandated Access Controls [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Zoning Internet Speech [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Law of the Horse: What Cyberlaw Might Teach [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Prolific Iconoclast: Richard Posner [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Problem with Patents [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Code is Law [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Limits in Open Code: Regulatory Standards and the Future of the Net [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Net, Version 2000 [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Cable Debate, Part II [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Architecture of Privacy [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Filtering Content [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Architechting Innovation [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
G-Rated Browsers [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Memo to Leviathan [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Cable Blackmail [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Coding Privacy [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code, and Other Laws of Cyberspace [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Pain in the OS [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code and the Commons (Draft 2, Keynote) [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Commons and Code [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
On the Contribution of Robert Fano [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Code: and Other Laws of Cyberspace [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
End to End: The Architectural Principle of Open Access [ 1999-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Understanding Federalism's Text [ 1998-06-01 ] [ cite ]
What Things Regulate Speech: CDA 2.0 vs. Filtering [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Judicial Influence: A Citation Analysis of Federal Courts of Appeals Judges [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The New Chicago School [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Bad Turn for Net Governance [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Spam Wars [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Spin It and Weep [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Net Gains: Will Technology Make CBS Unconstitutional? [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Digital Dog Tags [ 1998-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Fidelity and Constraint [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Lessons from a Line Item Veto Law [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Tyranny in the Infrastructure [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Constitution of Code: Limitations on Choice-based Critiques of Cyberspace Regulation [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Puzzling Persistence of Bellbottom Theory: What a Constitutional Theory Should Be [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Erie-Effects of Volume 110: An Essay on Context in Constitutional Theory [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Intellectual Property and Code [ 1997-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Social Meaning and Social Norms [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Grounding the Virtual Magistrate (Online only) [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Post-Consitutionalism (Book Review) [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Responding to Imperfection: The Theory and Practice of Constitutional Amendment (Book Review) [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Reading the Constitution in Cyberspace [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Zones of Cyberspace [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Making Sense of the Hague Tribunal [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Good Plan for a Bad Idea [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Constitution and Code [ 1996-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Path of Cyberlaw [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Understanding Changed Readings: Fidelity and Theory [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Regulation of Social Meaning [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
An End Run to a Balanced Budget [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Limits of Lieber [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Translating Federalism [ 1995-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The President and the Administration [ 1994-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Redesigning the Russian Court [ 1994-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Path of the Presidency [ 1994-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Seventh Circuit Evaluation: An Empirical Analysis of the 7th Circuit [ 1994-01-01 ] [ cite ]
A Review of the Russian Constitution: Separation of Powers [ 1994-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Readings by Our Unitary Executive [ 1993-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Fidelity in Translation [ 1993-01-01 ] [ cite ]
The Supreme Court and Our Future [ 1992-01-01 ] [ cite ]
Plastics: Unger and Ackerman on Transformation [ 1989-01-01 ] [ cite ]