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Network neutrality III

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The battle has began.

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  • How creativity is being strangled by the law

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    A great TED Talk from Lawrence Lessig (aka Larry Lessig), on how the fundamentals of law are not ready to coupe with the present process of generating culture, the phenomena known as user generated content. It's a very elegant presentation of "3 examples and one argument".

    I'm a great fan of Lawrence's work, read some of his books, praise him for the creation of the creative commons license, and love the way he does presentations (with the slides synchronized with the speech).

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    Unlocked iPhones for all

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    Via the International Herald Tribune, Apple choose Orange to be the exclusive seller of iPhones in France. So, what's new?

    Due to French law prohibiting the forced bundling of mobile devices with a specific carrier, Apple and Orange will be required to sell an unlocked version of the iPhone.

    So, my iPhone will be available in France starting next November, starting at €399, plus Orange contract and flight price. Can't wait.

    A few creative men

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    Brilliant!

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    Apple.com easter egg

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    Guess what you get if you write "virus" in the Apple website search box... One single result... If you thought Windows, you are right.

    Update: Don't click the search button, neither press the Return/Enter key! Just write "virus" (without the commas) and wait.