2012–2026
1,366 posts
2026 19
October 2026
September 2026
August 2026
July 2026
June 2026
- The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI launch at Kepler’s Books with Angie Coiro
- The world has moved on
- The age of vapor
May 2026
April 2026
February 2026
January 2026
2025 20
December 2025
November 2025
October 2025
- Enshittification With Ed Zitron at the Seattle Public Library
- Enshittification With Lina Khan at the Brooklyn Public Library
- The real (economic) AI apocalypse is nigh
- Announcing the Enshittification tour
September 2025
August 2025
April 2025
March 2025
February 2025
- With Great Power Came No Responsibility: How Enshittification Conquered the 21st Century and How We Can Overthrow It
- Picks and Shovels virtual launch with Yanis Varoufakis and David Moscrop, presented by Jacobin
- MLMs are the mirror-world version of community organizing
- Announcing the Picks and Shovels book tour
- Canada shouldn’t retaliate with US tariffs
January 2025
2024 28
December 2024
- Daddy-Daughter Podcast 2024
- Spill, part six (FINALE) (a Little Brother story)
- Spill, part five (a Little Brother story)
October 2024
- Spill, part four (a Little Brother story)
- Spill, part three (a Little Brother story)
- Spill, part two (a Little Brother story)
- Spill, part one (a Little Brother story)
September 2024
- Vigilant (a Little Brother story)
- Anti-cheat, gamers, and the Crowdstrike disaster
- Marshmallow Longtermism
August 2024
July 2024
June 2024
- The reason you can’t buy a car is the same reason that your health insurer let hackers dox you
- My 2004 Microsoft DRM Talk
- Against Lore
May 2024
- Wanna Make Big Tech Monopolies Even Worse? Kill Section 230
- No One Is the Enshittifier of Their Own Story
April 2024
- Precaratize Bosses
- Capitalists Hate Capitalism
- I’m coming to Los Angeles, Boston, Providence, Chicago, Turin, Marin, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, and Tartu, Estonia!
- Subprime gadgets
March 2024
February 2024
- The Majority of Censorship is Self-Censorship
- How I Got Scammed
- Come see me on tour! LA, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary, Phoenix, Portland, Providence, Boston, New York City, Toronto, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Tucson, Chicago, Amherst, Torino, Tartu.
- My Marshall McLuhan Lecture on enshittification from Berlin’s transmediale conference
January 2024
2023 24
December 2023
November 2023
- Announcing The Lost Cause Tour
- Moral Hazard (from Communications Breakdown)
- The Canadian Miracle, Part 2
- The Canadian Miracle, Part 1
October 2023
September 2023
August 2023
- Enshitternet: The old, good internet deserves a new, good internet
- The Internet Con: How to Seize the Means of Computation (audiobook outtake)
July 2023
June 2023
May 2023
April 2023
- The Red Team Blues tour: Burbank, SF, PDX, Berkeley, YVR, Calgary, Gaithersburg, DC, Toronto, Hay, Oxford, Nottingham, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, Berlin
- How To Make a Child-Safe TikTok
- Red Team Blues: Behind the Scenes with Wil Wheaton
March 2023
February 2023
January 2023
2022 27
December 2022
September 2022
August 2022
July 2022
June 2022
- Reasonable Agreement: On the Crapification of Literary Contracts
- Monopolists Want to Create Human Inkjet Printers
- Regulatory Capture: Beyond Revolving Doors and Against Regulatory Nihilism
- Against Cozy Catastrophies
May 2022
- Apple’s Cement Overshoes
- About Those Killswitched Ukrainian Tractors
- Revenge Of The Chickenized Reverse Centaurs
April 2022
- Big Tech Isn’t Stealing News Publishers’ Content
- When Automation Becomes Enforcement
- The Best Defense Against Rubber-Hose Cryptanalysis
March 2022
- The Byzantine Premium
- What is “Peak Indifference?”
- Vertically Challenged
- All (Broadband) Politics Are Local
February 2022
- We Should Not Endure a King
- The Internet Heist (Part III)
- The Internet Heist (Part II)
- The Internet Heist (Part I)
January 2022
2021 43
December 2021
November 2021
October 2021
- Against the great forces of history
- Dead Letters
- Hope, Not Optimism
- The Attack Surface paperback is out (and a once-in-a-lifetime deal on the Little Brother audiobooks)
- Take It Back
September 2021
August 2021
- With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility and Facebook’s Secret War on Switching Costs
- Disneyland at a stroll
- Managing Aggregate Demand
- Are We Having Fun Yet?
July 2021
June 2021
May 2021
- The Memex Method
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 07)
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 06)
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 05)
April 2021
- Norwegian and German editions of How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 04)
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 03)
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 02)
- How To Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (Part 01)
March 2021
February 2021
- Privacy Without Monopoly: Data Protection and Interoperability (Part 3)
- Privacy Without Monopoly: Data Protection and Interoperability (Part 2)
- Privacy Without Monopoly: Data Protection and Interoperability (Part 1)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 31 – CONCLUSION)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 30)
January 2021
- Talking Attack Surface in the LA Review of Books
- A free Danish ebook of Little Brother
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 29)
- Launching a print edition of HOW TO DESTROY SURVEILLANCE CAPITALISM
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 28)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 27)
- Mashapedia
2020 99
December 2020
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 26)
- Daddy-Daughter Podcast, 2020 Edition
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 25)
November 2020
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Tech in SF
- Talking interop on EFF’s podcast
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Sci-Fi Genre
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 24)
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Opsec and Personal Cyber-Security
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Little Revolutions
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Cyberpunk and Post Cyberpunk
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Intersectionality: Race, Surveillance, and Tech and Its History
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Cross-Media Sci-Fi
- Attack Surface Lectures master post
- The Attack Surface Lectures: Politics and Protest (fixed)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 23)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 22)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 21)
October 2020
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 20)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 19)
- Stop Techno Dystopia with SRSLY WRONG
- My appearance on the Judge John Hodgman podcast!
- Talking writing with the Writing Excuses crew
- Attack Surface is out!
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 18)
- Danish Little Brother, now a free, CC-licensed download
- Free copies of Attack Surface for institutions (schools, libraries, classrooms, etc)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 17)
September 2020
- Attack Surface on the MMT Podcast
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 16)
- Announcing the Attack Surface tour
- Poesy the Monster Slayer
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 15)
- IP
- My first-ever Kickstarter: the audiobook for Attack Surface, the third Little Brother book
- Attack Surface Kickstarter Promo Excerpt!
- Get Radicalized for a mere $2.99
August 2020
- How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 14)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 13)
- Terra Nullius
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 12)
July 2020
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 11)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 10)
- Full Employment
- Full Employment
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 09)
June 2020
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 08)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 07)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 06)
- Talking tech and protests with the Out of Left Field podcast
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 05)
- Rave for “Poesy the Monster Slayer”
- How Big Tech Monopolies Distort Our Public Discourse
May 2020
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 04)
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 03)
- Rules for Writers
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 02)
April 2020
- A new Marcus Yallow/Little Brother story!
- Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (part 01)
- John Scalzi’s The Last Emperox
- Radio Free Burrito Presents Return To Pleasure Island By Cory Doctorow (fixed)
- Radio Free Burrito Presents Return To Pleasure Island By Cory Doctorow
- Podcast swap: Wil Wheaton on Little Brother
- The Jubilee: Fill Your Boots
March 2020
- Pluralistic my old fashioned link blog
- Author’s Note from Attack Surface
- 88 Names podcast (fixed) (for real)
- Data – the new oil, or potential for a toxic oil spill?
- My appearance on Cool Tools
- Data is the new toxic waste
- Talking digital writing careers with the Writing Excuses podcast
- The Masque of the Red Death and Punch Brothers Punch
- The Masque of the Red Death
- When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth
- A Lever Without a Fulcrum Is Just a Stick
- Audio from the Kelowna Canada Reads event with Sarah Penton
- A Lever Without a Fulcrum Is Just a Stick
- Interview with the Firewalls Don’t Stop Dragons podcast (Part II)
- Disasters Don’t Have to End in Dystopias
February 2020
- Talking Radicalized with CBC’s Shelagh Rogers on The Next Chapter
- Gopher: When Adversarial Interoperability Burrowed Under the Gatekeepers’ Fortresses
- Pluralist, your daily link-dose: 24 Feb 2020
- Pluralist, your daily link-dose: 22 Feb 2020
- Pluralist, a daily link-dose: 21 Feb 2020
- Pluralist, a daily link-dose: 20 Feb 2020
- Pluralist: 19 Feb 2020
- Little Brother: a virtual “escape room” created by an 11th grade class in Germany!
- Talking Adversarial Interoperability with the Firewalls Don’t Stop Dragons podcast (Part I)
- Persuasion, Adaptation, and the Arms Race for Your Attention
- Podcast: In Serving Big Company Interests, Copyright Is in Crisis
January 2020
- I’m the Author Guest of Honor at Baycon 2020, May 22-25!
- The case for … cities that aren’t dystopian surveillance states
- Radicalized is a Canada Reads finalist, will be a graphic novel, and is eligible for the Hugo Award!
- Imagining a “smart city” that treats you as a sensor, not a thing to be sensed
- Inaction is a form of action
- Radicalized makes the CBC’s annual Canada Reads longlist
- Science fiction and the unforeseeable future: In the 2020s, let’s imagine better things
- Permitting the growth of monopolies is a form of government censorship
- Machine learning is innately conservative and wants you to either act like everyone else, or never change
2019 117
December 2019
- Science fiction, Canada and the 2020s: my look at the decade ahead for the Globe and Mail
- Party Discipline, a Walkaway story (Part 4) (the final part!)
- Radicalized is one of the LA Public Library’s books of the year!
- My annual Daddy-Daughter Xmas Podcast: interview with an 11-year-old
- Party Discipline, a Walkaway story (Part 3)
- Radicalized is one of the Wall Street Journal’s top sf books of 2019!
- Party Discipline, a Walkaway story (Part 2)
- Radicalized is one of the CBC’s best books of 2019!
- Party Discipline, a Walkaway story (Part 1)
- Talking with the Left Field podcast about Sidewalk Labs’s plan to build a surveilling “smart city” in Toronto
November 2019
- Talking Adversarial Interoperability with Y Combinator
- The Engagement-Maximization Presidency
- Talking about Disney’s 1964 Carousel of Progress with Bleeding Cool: our lost animatronic future
- I made Wil Wheaton recite the digits of Pi for four minutes, then a fan set it to music
- Jeannette Ng Was Right: John W. Campbell Was a Fascist
- Jeannette Ng was right: John W Campbell was a fascist
- Talking with The Storyteller’s Thread about YA literature, activism, and technological rebellion
October 2019
- Affordances: a new science fiction story that climbs the terrible technology adoption curve
- “Affordances”: a new science fiction story that climbs the terrible technology adoption curve
- Can we change our politics with science fiction? A conversation with the How Do You Like It So Far podcast
- Talking science fiction, technological self-determination, inequality and competition with physicist Sean Carroll
- Materiality: a new science fiction story for the Oslo Architecture Triennale about sustainable, green abundance
- Talking corruption, technology, empiricism and fairness with the Bitcoin Podcast
- Crowdfunding a symposium on a green, postcapitalist economics in Brussels, Nov 11
- False Flag
- Part two of my novella “Martian Chronicles” on Escape Pod: who cleans the toilets in libertopia?
- Why do people believe the Earth is flat?
- Revealing the cover of “Poesy the Monster Slayer,” my first-ever picture book!
- “Martian Chronicles”: Escape Pod releases a reading of my YA story about rich sociopaths colonizing Mars
- One way to determine whether your publisher is happy with your work
September 2019
- Short documentary on the quest to re-decentralize the internet
- Come see me in Portland, Maine next Monday with James Patrick Kelly
- My appearance on Futurithmic
- Why do people believe the Earth is flat?
- Charles de Lint on Radicalized
- Podcast: DRM Broke Its Promise
- Come see me in Santa Cruz, San Francisco, Toronto and Maine!
- Talking RADICALIZED and MAKERS on Writers Voice
- Critical essays (including mine) discuss Toronto’s plan to let Google build a surveillance-based “smart city” along its waterfront
- Podcast: Barlow’s Legacy
- Podcast: Barlow’s Legacy
- They told us DRM would give us more for less, but they lied
August 2019
- My MMT Podcast appearance, part 2: monopoly, money, and the power of narrative
- Where to catch me at Burning Man!
- Podcast: A cycle of renewal, broken: How Big Tech and Big Media abuse copyright law to slay competition
- My appearance on the MMT podcast
- Podcast: Interoperability and Privacy: Squaring the Circle
- Podcast: “IBM PC Compatible”: how adversarial interoperability saved PCs from monopolization
- Paul Di Filippo on Radicalized: “Upton-Sinclairish muckraking, and Dickensian-Hugonian ashcan realism”
July 2019
- Houstonites! Come see Hank Green and me in conversation tomorrow night!
- Podcast: Adblocking: How About Nah?
- Podcast: Adversarial Interoperability is Judo for Network Effects
- Appearance on the Jim Rutt Podcast
- Podcast: Occupy Gotham
- I appeared on Nanowrimo’s awesome Write-Minded podcast to talk about Radicalized
- Where to catch me at San Diego Comic-Con!
- Steering with the Windshield Wipers
- Fake News is an Oracle
- “Fake News is an Oracle”: how the falsehoods we believe reveal the truth about our fears and aspirations
June 2019
- Houston! Come see Hank Green and me on July 31
- Podcast number 300: “Adversarial Interoperability: Reviving an Elegant Weapon From a More Civilized Age to Slay Today’s Monopolies”
- Join me today at 12PM Pacific for a New York Times/Periscope livestream about my “op-ed from the future”
- “I Shouldn’t Have to Publish This in The New York Times”: my op-ed from the future
- My Atlseccon keynote
- Competition can fix Big Tech, but only if we don’t make “bigness” a legal requirement
May 2019
- Los Angeles! Come see me at Exposition Park library this Thursday, talking about Big Tech, monopolies, mind control and the right of technological self-determination
- “What does it mean to keep the internet free?” An in-depth discussion with Why? on North Dakota Public Radio
- Naked Capitalism reviews Radicalized
- LA! Come see me this Saturday at the Nebula Awards Conference, and next Thursday at Exposition Park Library!
- re:publica 2019 – Cory Doctorow: It’s monopolies, not surveillance.
- Houston! I’m at Comicpalooza all weekend!
- “Steering With the Windshield Wipers”: why nothing we’re doing to fix Big Tech is working
- How the diverse internet became a monoculture
- A wonderful review for Radicalized in the Winnipeg Free Press
- Ottawa! I’m speaking tomorrow at the Writers Festival (and then Re:publica in Berlin and Comicpalooza in Houston!)
- I’m teaching on this year’s Writing Excuses Cruise!
- Internet Activist Cory Doctorow on How to Change the World
- Talking Radicalized, monopoly and DRM with the Techdirt podcast
April 2019
- Ottawa! I’ll be at the Writers Festival this Saturday night (then Berlin for Re:publica and Houston for Comicpalooza!)
- Talking Radicalized with the LA Public Library: Trump derangement syndrome, engagement algorithms, and novellas as checked luggage
- Halifax! I’m speaking at Atlseccon on April 24 (then Toronto, Ottawa, Berlin and Houston!)
- Tor’s Ebook Club is giving away copies of my novel WALKAWAY!
- Talking Radicalized with John Scalzi in the LA Times
- San Diego! I’m keynoting the 40th anniversary of the Friends of the Public Library tomorrow (then: UCLA and LA Times Festival of Books)
- Interview with the Left Field podcast about Radicalized and the EU Copyright Directive
- Occupy Gotham: my essay about the class war at the heart of Batman
- Burbank! I’ll be at Dark Delicacies this weekend (then San Diego, UCLA, LA Times Festival of Books)
- Talking about Radicalized with the CBC: Privilege, atavism, techno-realism and seizing the means of information
- Video from my Radicalized tour appearance at Toronto Public Library’s Metro Reference Library
- Interview with My Summer Lair
- Talking Radicalized, rum, writing, self-care and technological self-determination with Security Sandbox
- Socal! I’ll be in Burbank on April 7, San Diego on April 11 and UCLA on April 12
March 2019
- Come see me this weekend at Anaheim’s Wondercon!
- Seattle! Come see me Thursday at the Central Library with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Anaheim for Wondercon!
- Portland! Come see me tonight in Fort Vancouver with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Seattle & Anaheim!
- Talking Radicalized on Syfy Wire
- San Francisco! Come see me and Richard Kadrey in Berkeley on Monday with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Portland/Ft Vancouver, Seattle & Anaheim!
- Video from the Radicalized launch with Julia Angwin at The Strand
- Talking Radicalized on CBC’s Day 6, with Tim Maughan, author of Infinite Detail
- Chicago! I’m at C2E2 this weekend with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: San Francisco, Portland/Ft Vancouver, Seattle & Anaheim!
- Toronto! I’m at the Metro Reference Library tonight at 7PM with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Chicago, San Francisco, Portland/Ft Vancouver…
- NYC! I’m coming to The Strand tonight at 7PM with my new book RADICALIZED! Next up: Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco…
- San Diego! I’m coming to town tonight with my new book Radicalized! (next: NYC, Toronto, Chicago…)
- Los Angeles! I’m launching my new book Radicalized with Lexi Alexander tonight (next: San Diego, NYC, Toronto…)
- Radicalized is one of The Verge’s picks for March!
- I’m going out on tour with my new science fiction book RADICALIZED and I hope to see you!
- Where to catch me this weekend at SXSW
- Critical praise for RADICALIZED, my next book, from Booklist and Publishers Weekly
- Terra Nullius: Grifters, settler colonialism and “intellectual property”
February 2019
- Beyond “more copyright”: how do we improve artists’ lives and livelihoods through policy?
- Interview with Taming the Net: “How to preserve the freedom of the internet without letting the internet destroy democracy.”
- A free excerpt from UNAUTHORIZED BREAD, my latest audiobook
January 2019
- Announcing the audiobook for Unauthorized Bread: a DRM-free tale of DRM-locked appliances, refugees, and resistance
- Video and audio from my closing keynote at Friday’s Grand Re-Opening of the Public Domain
- Interview on A World That Might Just Work with Terrence McNally
- Revealed! The cover of RADICALIZED, my next book of science fiction
- Big Tech loves disruption, when they’re doing the disruption
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December 2018
- Video from the launch of the EFF/McSweeney’s “End of Trust” project launch with Cindy Cohn, Annalee Newitz, and me!
- Christmas podcast with Poesy, 2018 edition
- False Flag: my science fiction story about the future of copyright filters in an Article 13 Europe
- Podcast: “Sole and Despotic Dominion” and “What is the Internet For?”
- Talking dystopia, utopia, science fiction and theories of change on the Netzpolitik podcast
- Videos from the University of Chicago “Censorship and Information Control” seminar
- San Franciscans! Come celebrate the launch of the EFF/McSweeney’s special privacy issue with me on Dec 11!
November 2018
- Sole and Despotic Dominion: my story about the future of private property for Reason
- Talking about the DMCA and 20 years of tech law malpractice on PRI’s Marketplace
- The internet is made up revolutionary technologies, but isn’t revolutionary
- My keynote for Ethereum Devcon: without the rule of law, crypto fails
- Reminder: I’m speaking in Berlin tonight at the DTK-Wasserturm
October 2018
- I’m speaking in Berlin on November 5!
- “Radicalized” will be my next book!
- Talking about Ron Howard’s Haunted Mansion album with the Comedy on Vinyl podcast
September 2018
- Hey, Swarthmore! I’m headed your way next week
- Podcast: Today, Europe Lost The Internet. Now, We Fight Back.
- To do in LA this Saturday: I’m speaking at the Pasadena Loves YA festival!
- Don’t just fine Big Tech for abuses; instead, cut them down to size
- I’m heading to New York for a lecture series at Columbia!
- Interview with EdSurge about educational technology, school surveillance, open access, and radical pedagogy
- Interview with Fringe FM on Surveillance Capitalism, Big Tech and the future of the internet
August 2018
- Deep dive into my backlist with the B&N Podcast
- I’m heading to Burning Man! (here’s where to find me)
- Talking surveillance, elections, monopolies, and Facebook on the Bots and Ballots podcast
- Talking the hard questions of privacy and freedom with the Yale Privacy Lab podcast
- Come see me at the Edinburgh Festival and/or Worldcon!
- My closing keynote from the second Decentralized Web Summit
- Talking copyright, internet freedom, artistic business models, and antitrust with Steal This Show
July 2018
- I’ll be live on BookTV’s In Depth on August 5!
- See you at Comic-Con!
- Podcast: Zuck’s Empire of Oily Rags
- Portuguese translation of Zuck’s Empire of Oily Rags
- The economics of Walkaway
- Mark Zuckerberg and his empire of oily rags
June 2018
May 2018
- Podcast: Petard, Part 03
- Talking Walkaway, anarchism, social justice and revolution with The Final Straw Radio
- Talking the writers’ life with the Australia Broadcasting Company’s Green Room show
- Where to find me at Phoenix Comics Fest this week
- The paperback of Walkaway is out today, along with reissues of all my adult novels in matching covers!
- Talking education and technology with the Future Trends Forum
- Podcast: Petard, Part 02
- Talking privacy and GDPR with Thomson Reuters
- Donald Trump is a pathogen evolved to thrive in an attention-maximization ecosystem
- Announcing “Petard,” a new science fiction story reading on my podcast
- Boston, Chicago and Waterloo, I’m heading your way!
April 2018
- Raleigh-Durham, I’m headed your way! CORRECTED!
- Little Brother is 10 years old today: I reveal the secret of writing future-proof science fiction
- Interview with Monocle’s Meet the Writers
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 08: the FINAL INSTALLMENT
March 2018
- Talking Walkaway at Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 07
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 06 [FIXED]
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 05 [FIXED]
- Hugo nominations close tomorrow!
- Classroom materials for Little Brother from Mary Kraus
- Hey, Wellington! I’m headed your way!
- How to be better at being pissed off at Big Tech
- A key to page-numbers in the Little Brother audiobook
- I’m coming to the Adelaide Festival this weekend (and then to Wellington, NZ!)
February 2018
- Hey, Sydney! I’m coming to see you tonight (then Adelaide and Wellington!)
- My short story about better cities, where networks give us the freedom to schedule our lives to avoid heat-waves and traffic jams
- Do We Need a New Internet?
- The 2018 Locus Poll is open: choose your favorite science fiction of 2017!
- The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 04 [FIXED]
- Hey, Australia and New Zealand, I’m coming to visit you!
- Nominations for the Hugo Awards are now open
- The 2017 Locus List: a must-read list of the best science fiction and fantasy of the past year
January 2018
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 03
- I’m speaking at UCSD on Feb 9!
- My keynote from ConveyUX 2017: “I Can’t Let You Do That, Dave.”
- The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 02
- With repetition, most of us will become inured to all the dirty tricks of Facebook attention-manipulation
- Interview with the National Science Teachers Association’s Lab Out Loud podcast
- A Hopeful Look At The Apocalypse: An interview with PRI’s Innovation Hub
- Podcast: The Man Who Sold the Moon, Part 01
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December 2017
- Reviving my Christmas daddy-daughter podcast, with Poesy!
- Talking Walkaway on the Barnes and Noble podcast
- An 8th grader’s brilliant trailer for Walkaway
- Net Neutrality is only complicated because monopolists are paying to introduce doubt
November 2017
- Hey, Kitchener-Waterloo, I’m headed your way next Monday!
- How to get a signed, personalized copy of any of my books, shipped anywhere in the world!
- The Fight for a Free, Fair and Open Internet | Bioneers 2017
- How I lifehacked my way into a corner
October 2017
- Londoners! I’ll be speaking at Waterstones Gower Street with Ada Palmer on Nov 8
- Talking Walkaway on the CNet book-club podcast
- My adult novels are being reissued with covers to match Walkaway!
September 2017
- Boring, complex and important: the deadly mix that blew up the open web
- Our technology is haunted by demons controlled by transhuman life-forms
- Walkaway won the Dragon Award for Best Apocalyptic Novel
August 2017
- Party Discipline: a novella set in the world of Walkaway
- See you at Burning Man!
- Burbank! I’ll see you tonight at 7PM at the Buena Vista library
- Walkaway is a finalist for the Dragon Awards and is #1 on Locus’s hardcover bestseller list
July 2017
- A Hopeful Look At The Apocalypse: interview with Innovation Hub
- Hey, Little Rock, AR: there’s a special stage performance of Little Brother coming your way for Banned Books Week!
- Come see me at San Diego Comic-Con!
- Rudy Rucker on Walkaway
- San Diego! Come hear me read from Walkaway tomorrow night at Comickaze Liberty Station!
- I’m profiled in the new issue of Locus Magazine
- Talking Walkaway with Reason Magazine
- How to write pulp fiction that celebrates humanity’s essential goodness
- My presentation from ConveyUX
- Interview with Wired UK’s Upvote podcast
June 2017
- I’ll see you this weekend at Denver Comic-Con!
- Audio from my NYPL appearance with Edward Snowden
- Bruce Sterling reviews WALKAWAY
- Canada: Trump shows us what happens when “good” politicians demand surveillance powers
- Talking about contestable futures on the Imaginary Worlds podcast
- How to get a signed, personalized copy of Walkaway sent to your door!
- New Yorkers! I’ll see you tomorrow at Bookcon on the Walkaway tour (then SF, Chicago, Denver…) (!)
May 2017
- Bad news: tech is making us more unequal. Good news: tech can make us more equal.
- My guest-appearance on Hello From the Magic Tavern
- Talking WALKAWAY with Reason
- Liverpool, I’ll see you tonight on the Walkaway tour! (then Birmingham, Hay-on-Wye, San Francisco…) (!)
- London! I’ll be at Pages of Hackney tonight with Olivia Sudjic! (then Liverpool, Birmingham, Hay…) (!)
- London! I’ll see you tonight on the Walkaway tour! (then Liverpool, Birmingham, and Hay…) (!)
- Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein shows us how science fiction predicts the present and shapes the future
- Oxford, I’ll see you tonight on the Walkaway tour (then London, Liverpool, Birmingham…) (!)
- Burbank: I’m coming to you today on the Walkaway tour! (then Oxford, London, Liverpool…) (!)
- Talking Walkaway with Suicide Girls Radio
- Vancouver, I’ll see you at tonight’s Walkaway tour stop (then Burbank, Oxford, London…) (!)
- Talking Walkaway on the Techdirt podcast
- See you tonight for the Walkaway tour stop in Bellingham! (then Vancouver, Burbank, Oxford…) (!)
- A few tickets left for tonight’s event in Seattle! (the Bellingham, Vancouver, Burbank…) (!)
- See you tonight at Powell’s, Portland! (then Seattle, Bellingham, Vancouver…) (!)
- See you this afternoon, San Diego! (then Portland, Seattle, Bellingham…) (!)
- See you tonight, Scottsdale, AZ! (then San Diego, Portland, Seattle…) (!)
- Houston, I’ll see you tonight on the Walkaway tour! (then Scottsdale, San Diego, Portland…) (!)
- See you tonight in Austin! (then Houston, Scottsdale, San Diego…) (!)
- Wrapping up the Crooked Timber seminar on Walkaway: Coase’s Spectre
- See you tonight in Denver! (then Austin, Houston, Scottsdale…) (!)
- See you tonight in Winnipeg! (then Denver, Austin, Houston…) (!)
- How to support a writer’s career
- My column about Snowden, surveillance and WALKAWAY in the International Business Times
- A chat with the NEA, about WALKAWAY and sundry subjects
- Chicagoans! Where to find me and Max Temkin on the Walkaway tour!
- Weaponized narrative: the stories we tell change our theories about the world
- Walkaway tour! Richmond, Chapel Hill, Cincinnati, Chicago and more!
- Watch the livestream for tomorrow’s NYPL discussion of Walkaway with Edward Snowden
- See you tomorrow in DC (then NYC, Richmond, Chapel Hill, etc!)
- Announcing the Walkaway audiobook, with Wil Wheaton, Amber Benson, Amanda Palmer and more!
April 2017
- Extreme wealth inequality will always devour the societies that produce it
- Announcing the official UK Walkaway Tour!
- Talking Walkaway on the Author Stories podcast
- Come to the Chicago Walkaway event with Max Temkin, get a multitool!
- A Crooked Timber seminar on Walkaway
- A hyperlinked bibliography for Homeland
- The Haunted Mansion Ghost Post wins a Themed Entertainment Award!
- Walkaway Q&A: great debut novels, collections, and favorites
- Read: Chapter 3 of Walkaway, in which a university rises from the ashes
- I am LOVING the new livery for the South Korean edition of Little Brother and the forthcoming Homeland
- How optimistic disaster stories can save us from dystopia
March 2017
- Read: “Communist Party”: the first chapter of Walkaway
- Here’s the schedule for my 25-city US-Canada Walkaway tour!
- Fair trade ebooks: how authors could double their royalties without costing their publishers a cent
- Preorder my novel Walkaway and get a pocket multitool
- Fill Your Boots: my column on how technology could let us work like artisans and live like kings
- Reply All covers DRM and the W3C
- Coming to DC on March 6: a panel on right to repair, DRM, and property rights in the digital age
February 2017
- New Yorkers! Come see Edward Snowden and me onstage at the NYPL on the Walkaway tour!
- Now in the UK! Pre-order signed copies of the first edition hardcover of Walkaway, my first adult novel since Makers
- Pre-order a signed first edition of Walkaway, which got a starred review in Booklist today!
January 2017
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December 2016
- Kirkus just gave me an AWESOME Christmas present: this starred review for WALKAWAY
- Free audiobook of Car Wars, my self-driving car/crypto back-door apocalypse story
- Everything is a Remix, including Star Wars, and that’s how I became a writer
- Mr Robot has driven a stake through the Hollywood hacker, and not a moment too soon
- A new edition of the Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free audiobook featuring Neil Gaiman
- My keynote from the O’Reilly Security Conference: “Security and feudalism: Own or be pwned”
November 2016
- Car Wars: a dystopian science fiction story about the nightmare of self-driving cars
- I’m helping launch Echoes of Sherlock Homes at LA’s Chevalier Books tomorrow night
- Sole and Despotic Dominion: how a 20th century copyright law is abolishing property for humans (but not corporations)
October 2016
- Interview with IEEE-USA Insight Podcast
- Talking about Allan Sherman on the Comedy on Vinyl podcast
- Apply for a Shuttleworth Fellowship!
September 2016
- Come see me in Portland, Riverside, LA, and San Francisco
- How free software stayed free
- If DRM is so great, why won’t anyone warn you when you’re buying it?
- The privacy wars have been a disaster and they’re about to get a LOT worse
August 2016
- See you at Burning Man!
- Talking about the pro-security, anti-DRM business model on the O’Reilly Radar Podcast
- Podcast: Live from HOPE on Radio Statler
- Podcast: How we’ll kill all the DRM in the world, forever
- My Kansas City World Science Fiction Convention schedule
July 2016
- EFF is suing the US government to invalidate the DMCA’s DRM provisions
- My interview on Utah Public Radio’s “Access Utah”
- As browsers decline in relevance, they’re becoming DRM timebombs
- Peak indifference: privacy as a public health issue
June 2016
- I’m profiled in the Globe and Mail Report on Business magazine
- How to protect the future web from its founders’ own frailty
- Video: Guarding the Decentralized Web from its founders’ human frailty
- How we will keep the Decentralized Web decentralized: my talk from the Decentralized Web Summit
- You are not a wallet: complaining considered helpful
- How security and privacy pros can help save the web from legal threats over vulnerability disclosure
May 2016
- Revealed: the amazing cover for Walkaway, my first adult novel since 2009
- O’Reilly Hardware Podcast on the risks to the open Web and the future of the Internet of Things
- Peace in Our Time: how publishers, libraries and writers could work together
- The open web’s guardians are acting like it’s already dead
March 2016
- 30% off O’Reilly’s Open Source Convention in Austin, May 16-19
- Screw optimism, we need hope instead
- Whuffie would be a terrible currency
- Apple vs FBI: The privacy disaster is inevitable, but we can prevent the catastrophe
- Scroogled: the day Google went evil
February 2016
- South Korean lawmakers stage filibuster to protest “anti-terror” bill, read from Little Brother
- Math denialism: crypto backdoors and DRM are the alternative medicine of computer science
- The Eleventh HOPE: NYC, Jul 22-24 (I’m keynoting!)
- I was a Jeopardy! clue
January 2016
- My talk at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCaLE)
- We’ll probably never “Free Mickey”
- My University of Waterloo talk: No Matter Who’s Winning the War on General Purpose Computing, You’re Losing
- India’s Internet activists have a SOPA moment: no “poor Internet for poor people”
- Resilience over rigidity: how to solve tomorrow’s computer problems today
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December 2015
- Podcast: Happy Xmas! (guest starring Poesy)
- If you think self-driving cars have a Trolley Problem, you’re asking the wrong questions
- Interview on Paul Holdengraber’s “Call from Paul” podcast
- What I told the kid who wanted to join the NSA
- Free talk on surveillance, copyright and DRM tomorrow in Berlin: “PINEAPPLE!”
- I Can’t Let You Do That, Dave: why computer scientists should care about DRM
- Wide-ranging interview (surveillance, DRM, copyfight, climate, class war) in the Sydney Morning Herald
November 2015
- Outstanding critical review of Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free in the LA Review of Books
- Authors Alliance guide to Open Access
- I won the Comment Awards prize for Technology and Digital Commentator of the Year!
- Turns out that “unsubscribing” from spam actually works
- The Internet will always suck
- Scholarly article on activism and technology in my YA novels
October 2015
- Come see me at Santa Monica’s Diesel Books on Thursday
- How a mathematician teaches “Little Brother” to a first-year seminar
- Korean edition of Little Brother
- See me in Utah, Boston, Toronto and Waterloo!
- Data breaches are winning the privacy wars, so what should privacy advocates do?
September 2015
- How to save online advertising
- My novel “Utopia” will hit shelves in 2017
- NYC to-do: “Art, Design, and The Future of Privacy,” Sept 17
- Dear Internet of Things: human beings are not things
- Little Brother optioned by Paramount
August 2015
- Coming to Reno’s Grassroots Books this Friday!
- Guardian column: Ulysses pacts and spying hacks: warrant canaries and binary transparency
- Interview with O’Reilly Radar podcast
- Parenting and the Internet: the smarter, missing third way
July 2015
- Q&A from Clarion West benefit/reading in Seattle
- My upcoming events in Seattle
- Why we’re still talking about Terminator and the Matrix
- Summer reading lists!
- Interview with Slashdot
June 2015
- On Big Data’s shrinking returns
- The Internet of Things That Do What You Tell Them – my talk at last week’s Solid Conference
- Cybersecurity podcast
- My PDF 2015 talk: An Internet of Things That Do As They’re Told
- The Internet may not be the question, but it’s the answer
- Man Who Sold the Moon wins the Sturgeon Award!
- Context: the DRM-free audio edition of my essay collection
- New Yorkers! Come hear me speak this Saturday!
May 2015
April 2015
- Google anti-trust action is dumb, but the EU should be worried about online giants
- My Webstock 2015 talk: Light a candle, curse the darkness and win the war on general purpose computers to save the world
March 2015
- Clean Reader is a free speech issue
- A conversation about privacy and trust in open education
- Audiobook of Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
February 2015
- Internet-fired elections and the politics of business as usual
- No future for you: cultural institutions can’t afford to play along with pointy-headed bosses
- DRM-free audiobook of Eastern Standard Tribe
- 2014’s best science fiction and fantasy
January 2015
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December 2014
- Interview with the RiYL podcast about personal politics and big-P politics
- Podcast: Happy Xmas! (guest starring Poesy)
- LISTEN: Wil Wheaton reads “Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free”
- Interview with Radio New Zealand’s This Way Up
- Interview with The Command Line podcast
- Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free: the audiobook, read by Wil Wheaton (if you were to share this, I’d consider it a personal favor!)
- Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free Audiobook
- When Ed Snowden met Marcus Yallow
- Why should we care about characters?
November 2014
- Little Brother middle school English curriculum materials
- Wide-ranging conversation with Portland’s KBOO about Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free
- Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free interview with Baltimore morning radio
- Huxleyed into the Full Orwell
- Audio from Seattle Hieroglyph event with Neal Stepehenson
- Stories are a fuggly hack
- Amanda Palmer’s Art of Asking: art for the crowdfunding age
- UK launch of In Real Life at Orbital Comics, London, Nov 12
- London, Tue night: Biella Coleman and I talk about “Hackers and Hoaxers: Inside Anonymous”
October 2014
- Interview with The Geekcast
- I’m coming to Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, SF/Palo Alto!
- There’s no back door that only works for good guys
September 2014
- My In Real Life book-tour!
- Homeland wins Copper Cylinder award for best Canadian YA sf novel
- Privacy for Normal People
- Excerpt from In Real Life, YA graphic novel about gold farmers
- Amazon vs Hachette is nothing: just WAIT for the audiobook wars!
- “Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free”
- Starred review in Kirkus for INFORMATION DOESN’T WANT TO BE FREE, my next book
- High-school English study guide for Homeland
- Excerpt from my story “The Man Who Sold the Moon”
- Free cybersecurity MOOC
- Podcast: Petard from Tech Review’s Twelve Tomorrows
August 2014
- Adversarial Compatibility: hidden escape hatch rescues us from imprisonment through our stuff
- Tech Review’s annual science fiction issue, edited by Bruce Sterling, featuring William Gibson
- Neal Stephenson and Cory speaking at Seattle’s Town Hall, Oct 26
- My London Worldcon schedule
July 2014
- Disrupting elections with Kickstarter-like campaigning apps
- Documentary on the making of the Homeland audiobook with Wil Wheaton
- Homeland wins the Prometheus award!
- How to save the CBC, making it a global online participatory leader
- OECD predicts collapse of capitalism
June 2014
- Coming to SLC and PDX
- Podcast: How Amazon is holding Hachette hostage
- My talk at the Edinburgh Publishing Conference
- How Hachette made the rope that Amazon is hanging it with
- My Tedxoxbridge talk: How to break the Internet
- Homeland shortlisted for the Sunburst Award
- Podcast: News from the future for Wired UK
- Interviewing Leila Johnstone about Hack Circus
- Coming to Salt Lake City and Portland, OR
- Audio from today’s keynote on digital publishing
- ZOMGTERRISTSGONNAKILLUSALL tee, now in tote form
- Podcast: ‘Cybersecurity’ begins with integrity, not surveillance
- Little Brother challenged in Florida high school
- Humble Ebook Bundle adds Lawful Interception audio, From Hell Companion, Too Cool To Be Forgotten
- Podcast: How to Talk to Your Children About Mass Surveillance
May 2014
- Clarion SF/F writeathon: write, sponsor writers, help a new generation
- Talking with APM’s Marketplace about the Disneyland prospectus
- Podcast (FIXED): Firefox’s adoption of closed-source DRM breaks my heart
- Podcast: Firefox’s adoption of closed-source DRM breaks my heart
- Coming to SLC
- Makers: the Japanese fan-trans
- Mozilla breaks our hearts, adds DRM to Firefox
- Podcast: Why it is not possible to regulate robots
- Against the instrumental argument for surveillance
- 2014 Locus Award finalists, including Homeland
- How to Talk to Your Children About Mass Surveillance
April 2014
- Podcast: Internet service providers charging for premium access hold us all to ransom
- Gutting Net Neutrality also guts innovation, fairness and democracy
- Video: Bart Gellman and me opening for Ed Snowden at SXSW
- Homeland Audiobook
- My “Futuristic Tales of the Here and Now” in Vodo’s indie science fiction bundle: comics, movies, novels, and more!
- Homeland audiobook, read by Wil Wheaton, is back on downpour.com
- Why I don’t believe in robots
March 2014
- Podcast: Collective Action – the Magnificent Seven anti-troll business-model
- In which I make Wil Wheaton read out Pi for four minutes
- Danish Little Brother
- Noah Swartz reads Aaron Swartz’s afterword to Homeland
- Homeland shortlisted for the Prometheus Award
- Jake Appelbaum reads his Homeland afterword, with bonus Atari Teenage Riot vocoder mix
- Podcast: What happens with digital rights management in the real world?
- Wil Wheaton reads chapter one of Homeland
- Wil Wheaton’s subconscious wants to “melt some camels” (?!)
- Cory Doctorow: Das Urheberrecht sollte dem kreativen Schaffen aller dienen
- Homeland audiobook: Wil Wheaton explains how Little Brother and Homeland make you technologically literate
- Homeland audiobook behind the scenes: Wil Wheaton explains his cameo to the director
- Wil Wheaton has a surreal moment reading the Homeland audiobook
- New World Notes on “In Real Life,” the graphic novel based on “Anda’s Game”
- HOMELAND audiobook, read by Wil Wheaton, DRM-free, in the new Humble Bundle!
- Podcast: If GCHQ wants to improve national security it must fix our technology
- Get a signed, inscribed copy of “In Real Life” delivered to your door, courtesy of WORD Books
- Security as a public health discipline, not an engineering one
- Snowden at SXSW: immediate impressions
- Podcast: Cold Equations and Moral Hazard
- Cold Equations and Moral Hazard: science fiction considered harmful to the future
February 2014
- Guest review: my daughter reviews Ariol
- Text of Little Brother on an art-litho, tee, or tote
- Text of Little Brother on an art-litho, tee, or tote
- Text of Little Brother on an art-litho, tee, or tote
- Museums and the free world: keynote from the Museums and the Web conference in Florence
- Why DRM is the root of all evil
- Podcast: What does David Cameron’s Great Firewall look like?
- Locus recommended reading list for best science fiction and fantasy of 2013
- Locus recommended reading list for best science fiction and fantasy of 2013
- Locus recommended reading list for best science fiction and fantasy of 2013
January 2014
- Podcast: Cheap writing tricks
- Makers review from high-school senior Rebecca Nguyen
- Makers review from high-school senior Rebecca Nguyen
- Announcing “In Real Life”: graphic novel about gold farming, kids and games
- Pirate Cinema and Homeland covers shortlisted for the Kitschie for best cover
- Pirate Cinema and Homeland covers shortlisted for the Kitschie for best cover
- Speaking at SXSW with Barton Gellman about Edward Snowden and NSA surveillance
- Podcast: Digital failures are inevitable, but we need them to be graceful
- How to have a healthy relationship with technology
- When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth: .mobi and .epub
- When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth: .mobi and .epub
- Flowers From Al 02
- Why fiction works
- Great Firewall of Cameron: the worst of all worlds for British parents
- Flowers From Al 01
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December 2013
- Christmastime daddy-daughter podcast with Poesy
- Lawful Interception 04
- Play Little Brother Jeopardy! online
- Play Little Brother Jeopardy! online
- Lawful Interception 03
- Little Brother stageplay now available for local performances
- Coming to Edinburgh tomorrow night
- Peak indifference to surveillance
- Lawful Interception 02
- Lawful Interception 01
November 2013
- Coming to Melbourne next week for four events
- Little Brother in the Canada Reads Top Ten
- Little Brother in the Canada Reads Top Ten
- Fighting patent trolls and corruption with the Magnificent Seven business-model
- Young brothers explain Bayes’s theorem
- Young brothers explain Bayes’s theorem
- Canada Reads top-ten voting ends this weekend
- Canada Reads top-ten voting ends this weekend
- Canada Reads top-ten voting ends this weekend
October 2013
- Canada Reads Top 40 books — including Little Brother!
- Canada Reads Top 40 books — including Little Brother!
- PRI’s Studio 360 on Disney parks
- Comic about Doctorow/Doctor Who from a ten-year-old artist
- Talking Little Brother on KQED’s The Forum
September 2013
- Coming to San Francisco next week for SFPL’s One City/One Book events
- Coming to San Francisco next week for SFPL’s One City/One Book events
- Coming to San Francisco next week for SFPL’s One City/One Book events
- How to foil NSA sabotage: use a dead man’s switch (podcast)
- Homeland UK edition launch this Wednesday at London’s Forbidden Planet Superstore
- Homeland UK edition launch this Wednesday at London’s Forbidden Planet Superstore
- Homeland UK edition launch this Wednesday at London’s Forbidden Planet Superstore
- Interview with South Africa’s Tech Central
- Little Brother bus-ads in San Francisco
- Little Brother bus-ads in San Francisco
- Little Brother bus-ads in San Francisco
- Fighting back against NSA sabotage with a dead-man’s switch
- I have cancelled my appearance at Campus Party London tonight
- How publishers should learn to stop worrying and love library ebook lending
August 2013
- Why it matters that you can’t own an electronic copy of the Oxford English Dictionary
- Interview with Circulating Ideas library podcast
- Why Helsinki should host the WorldCon
- Talking about the writing life
- Little Brother inspired Google to encrypt its users’ traffic
- Little Brother inspired Google to encrypt its users’ traffic
- Podcast of “Metadata – a wartime drama”
- Why writers should stand up for libraries
- Teaching Computers Shows Us How Little We Understand About Ourselves
- My talk at Finland’s Assembly
- My workflow in the WSJ
July 2013
- Little Brother-themed team scavenger hunt coming to San Francisco!
- Little Brother-themed team scavenger hunt coming to San Francisco!
- Little Brother-themed team scavenger hunt coming to San Francisco!
- There’s no way to stop children viewing porn in Starbucks
- Appearing at the BSFA meeting tonight
- Pirate Cinema wins the Prometheus Award
- Pirate Cinema wins the Prometheus Award
- Pirate Cinema shortlisted for Canada’s Sunburst Award
- Pirate Cinema shortlisted for Canada’s Sunburst Award
- Speaking in San Diego on Tuesday; Comic-Con on Thu and Fri
- Lunch with the Financial Times
- Interview on hacktivism and Aaron Swartz
- I’m in a Reddit AMA NOW!
- Humble Ebook Bundle reveals second week bonus books: XKCD, Gaiman/McKean, Holly Black & Machine of Death!
- Kids, science fiction, technology, democracy and surveillance
- Kids, science fiction, technology, democracy and surveillance
- Interview about kids, hacking and democracy with NPR’s Here and Now
- Interview about kids, hacking and democracy with NPR’s Here and Now
- Video from my Maker Faire Meetup keynote
- Appearances: Reddit AMA, San Diego Comic-Con, and Mysterious Galaxy in San Diego
- The NSA’s Prism: why we should care
- Metadata – a wartime drama
- Explaining metadata collection with Alan Turing, Theresa May and Winston Churchill
- Teaching Computers Shows Us How Little We Understand About Ourselves
- Teaching computers teaches us how little we understand about ourselves
- Humble Ebook Bundle II: name your price for Last Unicorn, Wil Wheaton, Lois McMaster Bujold, Little Brother, Boneshaker, and Spin!
- Humble Ebook Bundle II: name your price for Last Unicorn, Wil Wheaton, Lois McMaster Bujold, Little Brother, Boneshaker, and Spin!
June 2013
- Games, at some length
- Games, at some length
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom illo
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom illo
- Technology and Activism: where does the Internet fit?
- The NSA’s Prism: why we should care
- Why you should care about surveillance
- Guardian podcast on publishing with Jonny Geller and Henry Volans
- UK Pirate Cinema is out!
- UK Pirate Cinema is out!
- By His Things Shall You Know Him (podcast)
- By His Things Shall You Know Him
- Interview withe PRI’s The World about Orwell, Huxley and the NSA
- Class remixes of Little Brother from Cathedral Prep in Queens, NY
- Class remixes of Little Brother from Cathedral Prep in Queens, NY
- Little Brother is the One School/One Book choice for Chariho High in Rhode Island
- Little Brother is the One School/One Book choice for Chariho High in Rhode Island
- Clarion Write-a-Thon: sponsoring writers to raise money for the Clarion science fiction and fantasy workshop
- Data protection in the EU: the certainty of uncertainty
- Anonymizing is really hard really, so why is the EU acting like it’s easy?
- Little Brother is San Francisco’s One City/One Book pick for 2013
- Little Brother is San Francisco’s One City/One Book pick for 2013
May 2013
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 09
- Interview with The Pod Delusion
- Interview on the New Disruptors podcast
- Privacy, public health and the moral hazard of surveillance
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 08
- Sense About Science lecture
- How to make cyberspace safe for human habitation
- Black Code: how spies, cops and crims are making cyberspace unfit for human habitation
- Hacking Politics: name-your-price ebook on the history of the SOPA fight
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 07
- 3D printed guns are going to create big legal precedents
- 3D printed guns and the law: will judges be able to think clearly about digital files when guns are involved?
- Rapture of the Nerds is a Campbell Award finalist
- Rapture of the Nerds is a Campbell Award finalist
- My Berlin talk: “It’s not a fax machine connect to a waffle iron”
- Pirate Cinema on the Locus Award ballot!
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 06
- Tim Wu and I talk networks, policy and the future
- Improving Book Publicity in the 21st Century
- Easy win for publishing: network and systematize PR and marketing
April 2013
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 05
- Trademarks: the good, the bad and the ugly
- When trademark becomes a tool for stealing our language
- Pirate Cinema up for Canada’s Aurora Award
- Pirate Cinema up for Canada’s Aurora Award
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 03
- Tangible assets
- Publishing should fight ebook retailers for more data
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 04
- Fox sends fraudulent takedown notices for my novel Homeland
- Fox sends fraudulent takedown notices for my novel Homeland
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 02 – fixed
- Pirate Cinema nominated for the Prometheus Award
- Pirate Cinema nominated for the Prometheus Award
- Locus Poll is open – tell them about your favorite sf/f of 2012
- Locus Poll is open – tell them about your favorite sf/f of 2012
- Locus Poll is open – tell them about your favorite sf/f of 2012
- My HOW I WORK interview
March 2013
- Interview on NPR’s Off-Topic
- Speaking in Bradford tomorrow
- How the amazing UK cover for Rapture of the Nerds came to be
- How the amazing UK cover for Rapture of the Nerds came to be
- Copyright wars are damaging the health of the internet
- What problem are we trying to solve in the copyright wars?
- Schedule for EasterCon in Bradford
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 02
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 02
- Launching the UK edition of Rapture of the Nerds TODAY at Forbidden Planet London
- Letter from a young reader about Little Brother
- Letter from a young reader about Little Brother
- Letter from a young reader about Little Brother
- Signing Rapture of the Nerds at Forbidden Planet London tomorrow
- Signing Rapture of the Nerds at Forbidden Planet London tomorrow
- WH Smith automatically adding DRM to DRM-free ebooks, but there’s an interim solution while they fix it
- WH Smith automatically adding DRM to DRM-free ebooks, but there’s an interim solution while they fix it
- Chatting with Techdirt about Pirate Cinema
- Chatting with Techdirt about Pirate Cinema
- My talk on copyright, ebooks and libraries for the Library of Congress
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 01
- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom read-aloud part 01
- I’m at Forbidden Planet London with Rapture of the Nerds this Saturday!
- I’m at Forbidden Planet London with Rapture of the Nerds this Saturday!
- Audio from my Homeland tour presentation
- Audio from my Homeland tour presentation
- Legal issues in Pirate Cinema analyzed by IP lawyer
- Legal issues in Pirate Cinema analyzed by IP lawyer
- Profile in Guardian Books
- Why Tim Berners-Lee is wrong about DRM in HTML5
- What I wish Tim Berners-Lee understood about DRM
- Ten Years On
- Rapture of the Nerds hits London on Mar 23
- Rapture of the Nerds hits London on Mar 23
- Homeland interviews
- Homeland interviews
- Podcast with Beyond the Book
- Podcast with Beyond the Book
- What’s the most utopian fiction of all?
- Coming to Toronto tonight!
- Coming to Toronto tonight!
February 2013
- My books on a Tor hidden service
- My books on a Tor hidden service
- Coming to Lawrence, KS tonight!
- Coming to Lawrence, KS tonight!
- Coming to Albuquerque today!
- Cory coming to Albuquerque today!
- Coming to Cambridge, Mass tonight!
- Coming to Cambridge, Mass tonight!
- Video from Concord, NH appearance
- Video from Concord, NH appearance
- Video from Tools of Change
- Video from Tools of Change
- Libraries and Makerspaces: a match made in heaven
- Libraries, Hackspaces and E-waste: how libraries can be the hub of a young maker revolution
- Coming to Washington, DC tonight!
- Coming to Washington, DC tonight!
- Coming to Concord, NH today!
- Coming to Concord, NH today!
- Coming to Portsmouth, NH tonight
- Coming to Portsmouth, NH tonight
- Homeland
- Pirate Cinema
- Coming to Austin tonight!
- Coming to Austin tonight!
- Coming to Austin tonight!
- Video from the Seattle stop on the Homeland tour
- Video from the Seattle stop on the Homeland tour
- Coming to Houston today!
- Coming to Houston today!
- Coming to Houston today!
- Homeland wsj
- WSJ on Homeland
- WSJ on Homeland
- WSJ on Homeland
- Coming to New Orleans today!
- Coming to New Orleans today!
- Coming to New Orleans today!
- I Can’t Let You Do That, Dave: when we design computers to boss us around
- I Can’t Let You Do That, Dave
- I Can’t Let You Do That, Dave: when we design computers to boss us around
- Free CC-licensed ebook of Homeland is live!
- Free CC-licensed ebook of Homeland is live!
- Coming to Memphis tonight!
- Coming to Memphis tonight!
- Coming to Memphis tonight!
- Coming to Oxford, MS this afternoon
- Coming to Oxford, MS this afternoon
- Video from yesterday’s event at Flyleaf books in Chapel Hill, NC
- Video from yesterday’s event at Flyleaf books in Chapel Hill, NC
- Video from yesterday’s event at Flyleaf books in Chapel Hill, NC
- Coming to Decatur today!
- Coming to Decatur today!
- I’ll be Chapel Hill today at 2PM
- Video from my book tour: Cincinnati presentation
- Video from my book tour: Cincinnati presentation
- I’ll be Chapel Hill today at 2PM
- Coming to Miami tonight!
- Coming to Miami tonight!
- EFF-Austin benefit after My Book People event on Feb 22
- EFF-Austin benefit after My Book People event on Feb 22
- EFF-Austin benefit after My Book People event on Feb 22
- Coming to Cincinnati today!
- Coming to Cincinnati today!
- Homeland just made the New York Times bestseller list!
- Homeland just made the New York Times bestseller list!
- Homeland just made the New York Times bestseller list!
- Coming to Cincinnati tomorrow!
- Deseret News
- Scott Sigler’s new MONSTROSITY show, plus a tour of my office
- Scott Sigler’s new MONSTROSITY show, plus a tour of my office
- Scott Sigler’s new MONSTROSITY show, plus a tour of my office
- Photos from Booksmith stop
- Photos from Booksmith stop
- Photos from Booksmith stop
- Video from activism panel at ASU
- Video from activism panel at ASU
- Video from activism panel at ASU
- Speaking at ASU Phoenix this morning
- Speaking at ASU Phoenix this morning
- Interview with Rick Kleffel about Homeland
- Interview with Rick Kleffel about Homeland
- Interview with Rick Kleffel about Homeland
- Letter from a young Homeland reader
- Letter from a young Homeland reader
- Letter from a young Homeland reader
- Coming to Tempe, AZ today on the Homeland tour!
- Coming to Tempe, AZ today on the Homeland tour!
- Instructables based on Little Brother and Homeland
- Instructables based on Little Brother and Homeland
- Instructables based on Little Brother and Homeland
- Coming to Salt Lake City today
- Coming to Salt Lake City today
- Mesh wireless inspired by Little Brother
- Mesh wireless inspired by Little Brother
- Last night in San Francisco
- Last night in San Francisco!
- I’ll be in San Francisco tonight and tomorrow
- I’ll be in San Francisco tonight and tomorrow
- Coming to Portland today, San Francisco tomorrow!
- Coming to Portland today, San Francisco tomorrow!
- Seattle TONIGHT!
- Seattle tonight!
- Coming to Seattle (then PDX, then SFO) for the Homeland tour
- Coming to Seattle (then PDX, then SFO) for the Homeland tour
- Coming to Seattle (then PDX, then SFO) for the Homeland tour
- Interview with The Oregonian about Homeland
- Interview with The Oregonian about Homeland
- Interview with The Oregonian about Homeland
- Washington Post
- Law and Little Brother
- Law and Little Brother
- Pirate Cinema and Rapture of the Nerds make Locus’s best of 2012
- Pirate Cinema and Rapture of the Nerds make Locus’s best of 2012
- Pirate Cinema and Rapture of the Nerds make Locus’s best of 2012
January 2013
- Tor.com
- Internet copyright law has to have public support if it’s going to work
- Copyright, plagiarism and the Internet
- Publishers Weekly
- Homeland sample review one
- I’m coming to YOUR town* in February!
- Reading from Homeland
- Teachers, librarians, etc: sign up for free copies of Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Suicide Girls interview about Homeland, part two
- Interview with Suicide Girls about Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- I’m coming to YOUR town* in February!
- I’m coming to YOUR town* in February!
- Reading from Homeland
- Reading from Homeland
- Little Brother up for The Atlantic’s Feb book-club choice
- Little Brother up for The Atlantic’s Feb book-club choice
- Teachers, librarians, etc: sign up for free copies of Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Teachers, librarians, etc: sign up for free copies of Homeland , the sequel to Little Brother
- Rapture of the Nerds, the UK cover
- Rapture of the Nerds, the UK cover
- Suicide Girls interview about Homeland , part two
- Suicide Girls interview about Homeland, part two
- RIP, Aaron Swartz
- Behold: the stupid face I will make in the 3D scanner
- Which silly John Scalzi face should I model in the 3D scanner?
- Liability vs Leverage
- How Internet copyright laws let Big Content get away with paying less to artists
- Interview with Suicide Girls about Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Interview with Suicide Girls about Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Nominations are open for the Hugo Awards
- Nominations are open for the Hugo Awards
- Nominations are open for the Hugo Awards
- Positive Externalities
- Positive externalities thrive online
- Hacker theatre troupe in Berlin to stage “When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth”
- Hacker theatre troupe in Berlin to stage “When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth”
- Looking for a pilot in the southwest
- Where Characters Come From
- Where characters come from, and where they go
- Pirate Cinema nominated for the Prometheus Award
- Pirate Cinema nominated for the Prometheus Award
- Interview in Prism Magazine
- Interview in Prism Magazine
- Interview in Prism Magazine
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December 2012
- What’s entropy?
- Little Brother on stage in print!
- Little Brother on stage in print!
- Happy hols!
- Why the entertainment industry’s release strategy creates piracy
- Why entertainment industry release windows drive piracy that we all have to pay for
- Announcing the 20-city US tour for HOMELAND, the sequel to Little Brother
- Announcing the 20-city US tour for HOMELAND, the sequel to Little Brother
- Rave review for Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Rave review for Homeland , the sequel to Little Brother
- The Internet of the Dead
- Nerds of a Feather
- Here’s what ICT should really teach kids: how to do regular expressions
- Computer classes should teach regular expressions to kids
November 2012
- Why all pharmaceutical research should be made open access
- Internet of the Dead: the net’s collision course with death
- Why all pharmaceutical research should be made open access
- Beyond the public debt: making a wider case for openness
- Pc sfgate
- Secure the Internet podcast
- Video from Pirate Cinema talk in Deerfield, IL
- Cinema Pirata: Brazilian edition of Pirate Cinema
- Cinema Pirata: Brazilian edition of Pirate Cinema
- Secure the Internet
- What do we do about untrustworthy Certificate Authorities?
- Speaking in London on Nov 24 about the Snooper’s Charter
- Interview on IT and corporate IT policy
- Copyright debate in Denmark
- Interview with Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy
- Interview with Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy
- Digital Human podcast on death
- There’s no way to stop children viewing porn in Starbucks
- Why the UK’s mandatory opt-out censorware plan is stupid
- Automated calls, fraud and the banks: a mismatch made in hell
October 2012
- Coming to Boston today for finale of the Pirate Cinema tour
- Coming to Boston today for finale of the Pirate Cinema tour
- In Toronto today, Boston tomorrow
- In Toronto today, Boston tomorrow
- Talking in Toronto today, tomorrow (then Boston!)
- Talking in Toronto today, tomorrow (then Boston!)
- Coming to Toronto, Boston
- Coming to Toronto, Boston
- Coming to Seattle today, then Toronto and Boston
- Coming to Seattle today, then Toronto and Boston
- Coming to Vancouver and Victoria today, then Seattle, Toronto and Boston
- Coming to Vancouver and Victoria today, then Seattle, Toronto and Boston
- Coming to Kidsbooks, Vancouver tonight
- Coming to Kidsbooks, Vancouver tonight
- Seattle Times
- Humble Ebook Bundle breaks the $1,000,000 barrier
- Humble Ebook Bundle breaks the $1,000,000 barrier
- Pirate Cinema presentation at Brooklyn’s WORD
- Pirate Cinema presentation at Brooklyn’s WORD
- I’ll be at the Vancouver Writers Festival today with William Gibson
- I’ll be at the Vancouver Writers Festival today with William Gibson
- Coming to Vancouver this weekend
- Coming to Vancouver this weekend
- Coming to Edmonton tomorrow morning
- Coming to Edmonton tomorrow morning
- A Japanese animation pirate cinema maker’s story
- A Japanese animation pirate cinema maker’s story
- Universal Computer Users
- Coming to Bethesda tonight
- Coming to Bethesda tonight
- Interview on the Command Line podcast
- Interview on the Command Line podcast
- Five more books join the Humble Ebook Bundle!
- Five more books join the Humble Ebook Bundle!
- My head, made of sugar
- My head, made of sugar
- Coming to Philly tonight
- Coming to Philly tonight
- This Week in Tech
- This Week in Tech
- This Week in Tech
- Interview with CBC’s CanadaWrites
- Interview with CBC’s CanadaWrites
- Coming to Brooklyn tonight
- Coming to Brooklyn tonight
- Interview with Dan Patterson
- Interview with Dan Patterson
- Coming to NY Comic-Con today
- Coming to NY Comic-Con today
- Daytona Beach News-Journal
- Pirate Cinema in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus
- Pirate Cinema in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus
- Coming to NY Comic-Con today!
- Coming to NY Comic-Con today!
- Doing a Reddit AMA today at 1PM Pacific
- Doing a Reddit AMA today at 1PM Pacific
- San Antonio students and parents upset at mandatory radio-tracking snitch-tags
- Coming to Evanston, IL tonight!
- Coming to Evanston, IL tonight!
- Coming to Naperville, IL tonight
- Coming to Naperville, IL tonight
- Giving online customers the chance to pay what they want works
- Price discrimination without coercion: the Humble Ebook Bundle
- Humble Ebook Bundle: Name your price for eight bestselling, ass-kicking sf novels
- Pirate Cinema, for your downloading pleasure
- Humble Ebook Bundle: Name your price for eight bestselling, ass-kicking sf novels
- Humble Ebook Bundle: Name your price for seven bestselling, ass-kicking sf novels
- Coming to Deerfield, IL tonight
- Coming to Lansing, MI today
- Coming to Redondo Beach today
- Coming to Pasadena this afternoon!
- Pirate Flix: Video remix contest
- Coming to Berkeley tonight
- Pirate Cinema audiobook: no DRM, no EULA, just the spoken word
- Appearance in San Francisco tonight!
- Download the Little Brother audiobook
- Download the Little Brother audiobook
- Pirate Cinema Audiobook
- Little Brother Audiobook
- Coming to Menlo Park tonight
- Tor.com
- Appearing in St Louis tonight
- Publishers Weekly
- BN Review
- Booklist
- Pc kirkus
- Pirate Cinema US/Canada tour
- Coming to St Louis and 17 other cities for the Pirate Cinema tour
September 2012
- Automated calls, fraud and the banks: a mismatch made in hell
- UK banks use robo-callers to make fraud-check calls, conditioning customers to hand out personal information to anonymous machines that phone them up out of the blue
- Librarians, teachers: sign up to get free copies of my forthcoming YA novel Pirate Cinema
- The Speculator
- Speaking at Oakville Public Library (and other Toronto stops) this week
- Rapture of the Nerds, with Charles Stross
- Why Philip Roth needs a secondary source
- Why Philip Roth had to explain himself in the New Yorker before his Wikipedia entry could be corrected
- Reason Magazine
- Chat with Charlie Stross and me on the WELL and Tor.com
- Free, Creative Commons licensed downloads of Rapture of the Nerds
- Librarians! Teachers! Sign up for free copies of Rapture of the Nerds !
- Quill and Quire
- Interview with the Singularity Weblog
- Video from the Stross and Doctorow show at MakerBot in Brooklyn
- Audio from chat with Charlie Stross on Internet Evolution
- Rapture of the Nerds excerpt on Tor.com
- Excerpt from Rapture of the Nerds, Charlie Stross’s and my comic novel of the Singularity
- Interview with the Singularity Weblog
- Booklist
- Publishers Weekly
- Video from the Stross and Doctorow show at MakerBot in Brooklyn
- Why Science Fiction Movies Drive Me Nuts
- Why SF movies make me insane
August 2012
- Coming War Over General Purpose Computers talk at Google
- The Coming Civil War Over General Purpose Computers
- XKCD with a very boingy punchline
- Doubling Down on DRM
- Doubling Down on DRM
- Hachette to Tor authors: you must keep the DRM on your ebooks
- Audio from chat with Charlie Stross on Internet Evolution
- Stross and Doctorow text-and-voice chat today at 11AM Eastern
- Audio from “The Coming Civil War Over General Purpose Computation” at Long Now
- Kids and Mozilla hack my novel Little Brother
- Kids and Mozilla hack my novel Little Brother
July 2012
- Stross and Doctorow on the road: the Rapture of the Nerds tour in Lexington, Brooklyn, Brookline, Rochester
- Excerpt from my forthcoming novel Pirate Cinema
- Rapture of the Nerds excerpt on Tor.com
- Sequel to my “General Purpose Computation” talk coming up in Vegas, San Francisco
- Excerpt from Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Excerpt from Homeland , the sequel to Little Brother
- Music: The Internet’s Original Sin
- Guest of honor at Westercon 67 in Salt Lake City, July 2014
- Music: The Internet’s Original Sin
- Why we still fight about music and copyright on the Internet
June 2012
- Final episode of Search Engine podcast
- Google admits that Plato’s cave doesn’t exist
- Interviews with Intel Futurist Brian David Johnson about futurism, society, technology and science fiction
- Makers remixed in C#
- Makers remixed in C#
- Printcrime in German
- Disorganised but effective: how technology lowers transaction costs
- Effective and disorganized: a new thing upon this earth
- Cover for Homeland , the sequel to Little Brother
- Cover for Homeland, the sequel to Little Brother
- Excerpt from Rapture of the Nerds , Charlie Stross’s and my comic novel of the Singularity
- Google admits that Plato’s cave doesn’t exist
- Google search results are editorial, not (merely) mathematical
- The Curious Case of Internet Privacy
- Students assigned to cheat on exam use doctored Little Brother cover and many other methods
- Students assigned to cheat on exam use doctored Little Brother cover and many other methods
- On receiving an honorary doctorate in computer science from the Open University
- The Curious Case of Internet Privacy
- Internet privacy: a hard bargain
- Remixable Grade 10 course materials for Little Brother
- Remixable Grade 10 course materials for Little Brother
- Publishing’s Virtue
- Publishing’s hidden virtues
May 2012
- The problem with nerd politics
- Advance praise for Pirate Cinema
- The problem with nerd politics
- Nerd fatalism, nerd determinism: the problem with nerd politics
- Why the death of DRM would be good news for readers, writers and publishers
- Bull Spec
- Bull Spec
- Seattle library hides 1,000 books around town for young people to find
- Seattle library hides 1,000 books around town for young people to find
- Geekdad on Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
- GeekDad
- Geekdad on Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
- A Prose By Any Other Name
- Makers, the Master’s thesis
- Makers, the Master’s thesis
- What I’ve learned by writing stories with the same titles as famous books
- Why the death of DRM would be good news for readers, writers and publishers
- What dropping DRM across the industry would do for publishing
- Big in Japan!
- Big in Japan!
April 2012
- Why did an MPAA executive join the Internet Society?
- Fair-trade goldfarming project inspired by For the Win
- Fair-trade goldfarming project inspired by For the Win
- My privacy talk at Google’s DatenDialog in Berlin
- War on General Purpose Computing talk at U Westminster Law School/Guardian
- Why did an MPAA executive join the Internet Society?
- Why a pro-SOPA MPAA technologist changed sides and went to work for ISOC
- My keynote to the Pirate Party General Assembly in Prague
- Protecting your Facebook privacy at work isn’t just about passwords
- ACBF, an open/free digital comics format
- Gbbt sfrevu
- Advice to writers
- A Whip to Beat Us With
- A Whip to Beat Us With
- How DRM weakens publishers’ negotiating leverage with retailers
March 2012
- Financial Report, March 28, 2012
- Protecting your Facebook privacy at work isn’t just about passwords
- Facebook passwords: many employers can snoop them, and don’t need to ask
- Copyright isn’t dead just because we’re not willing to let it regulate us
- Copyright isn’t dead just because we’re not willing to let it regulate us
- Copyright is alive and well on the Internet
- Makers fan-video
- Makers fan-video
- Censorship is inseparable from surveillance
- Copyfight in five minutes, with doodles
- What’s Inside the Box?
- What’s Inside the Box?
- Who should know what’s happening in your computer? Who should control it?
- Censorship is inseparable from surveillance
- Censorship is surveillance, and privacy is a public health problem
February 2012
- Midwest Book Review
- San Francisco Book Review
- Interview with WNIJ Chicago
- Interview with Suicide Girls
- The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
- Digital Lysenkoism
January 2012
- DRM is to publishing as science was to Stalinism
- With A Little Help: Digital Lysenkoism
- Little Brother play, extended
- Little Brother play, extended
- Edited Spark interview about the “coming war on general purpose computation”
- Interview with CBC’s Spark on the coming war on general-purpose computation
- Little Brother stage-play in San Francisco
- Little Brother stage-play in San Francisco
- Martian Chronicles, part two
- Podcast: A Vocabulary for Speaking about the Future
- “Martian Chronicles” reading
- The Coming War on General Purpose Computation
- The internet is the best place for dissent to start
- Can we get cat-sharing sites to harden themselves against Iran’s secret police?
- Hugo nominations ballot is open
- A Vocabulary for Speaking about the Future
- Science fiction sucks at prediction, and that’s OK